Navajeros, censores y nuevos realizadores

The documentary delves into the historical context of Spain in 1978, a pivotal year marked by the first democratic elections after the dictatorship. It examines how cine quinqui, or delinquent movies, emerged as a genre that tackled themes previously censored, reflecting the societal changes of the time.

With a runtime of 80 minutes, Navajeros, censores y nuevos realizadores features insights from notable figures such as Román Gubern, Alaska, and Carlos Saura. The film captures the unique intersection of history, crime, and cinema, showcasing the bold storytelling that defined a new era in Spanish film. It also highlights the genre's commercial success, which was significant during this transitional period in Spain's history.