Guillermo Montesinos revisits the filming locations of a 1980 film, reflecting on the 1910 Grimaldos case that inspired it and its impact on Spanish cinema.
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Guillermo Montesinos revisits the filming locations of a 1980 film, reflecting on the 1910 Grimaldos case that inspired it and its impact on Spanish cinema.
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Guillermo Montesinos walks through the streets of Cuenca, Spain, revisiting the filming locations of "The Cuenca Crime" (1980). Directed by Pilar Miró, the film draws inspiration from the Grimaldos case of 1910. Montesinos reflects on the case's impact on Spanish cinema and shares personal stories from the set. He discusses the characters involved and the film's lasting legacy in Spanish culture. The documentary runs for 81 minutes and was released in 2019.
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Why Watch
- Meet Guillermo Montesinos in Cuenca's filming locations.
- Find out about the Grimaldos case from 1910.
- See how The Cuenca Crime influenced Spanish cinema.
Did You Know
- Guillermo Montesinos played José María el Cepa in The Cuenca Crime (1980).
- The Grimaldos case, which inspired the film, occurred in 1910.
- El Cepa Returns was directed by Diego Sániz and released in 2019.
- The documentary has a runtime of 81 minutes.
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Who directed the documentary El Cepa Returns?
Diego Sániz directed the documentary El Cepa Returns.
What historical case is examined in El Cepa Returns?
The documentary examines the historical context of the Grimaldos case from 1910.
What year was the film The Cuenca Crime released?
The Cuenca Crime was released in 1980.
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