The One-Eyed King

The film centers on David, a riot policeman who inadvertently causes Nacho, a protester, to lose his eye during a demonstration. Their paths cross again at a dinner party, leading to a complex exploration of their shared experiences and the impact of their actions.

With a cast featuring Alain Hernández and Miki Esparbé, The One-Eyed King combines elements of humor with serious social commentary. It's based on a play and delves into the tensions between authority and dissent, making it relevant for discussions around current societal issues.

Collectors may find interest in the available formats of DVD and VHS, which cater to different preferences in physical media. Given its unique premise and character-driven narrative, this film can be a notable addition to collections focused on contemporary dramas or comedies that address social themes.