Entre rojas

About This Movie

Entre rojas is a gritty portrayal of life in a women's prison during Franco's regime, capturing the raw human experience of confinement. The film immerses you in Madrid's oppressive atmosphere of 1974, where Lucia, a seemingly privileged girl, finds herself navigating the harsh realities of jail alongside a fascinating mix of characters—from intellectuals to hardened criminals. The pacing feels deliberately slow at times, allowing the weight of their stories to sink in. The performances are quite striking, especially how they embody the struggles and resilience of women in such dire conditions. There's a very palpable sense of claustrophobia here, both in terms of the setting and the emotional weight, making it stand out in the realm of prison dramas.

Gritty depiction of prison life · Strong character dynamics · Themes of oppression and resilience