Over 80 minutes of home movies reveal the daily life of a Catalan industrialist family amid Spain's labor unrest and the impending Spanish Civil War.
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Over 80 minutes of home movies reveal the daily life of a Catalan industrialist family amid Spain's labor unrest and the impending Spanish Civil War.
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Synopsis
A Catalan industrialist family records their daily life in home movies during the late 1930s, as Spain faces significant upheaval. Filmmaker Péter Forgács compiles these intimate moments against the backdrop of labor unrest, the collapse of the monarchy, and the rise of anarchism. As the Spanish Civil War approaches, the family's experiences reflect the societal turmoil in Catalonia. The film presents a visual account of personal and political challenges during a critical period in Spanish history.
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Why Watch
- See home movies from a Catalan industrialist family.
- Find out how the monarchy's collapse affected daily life.
- Meet the family living through the rise of anarchism.
Did You Know
- The Spanish Civil War lasted from 1936 to 1939.
- The documentary features home movies from a Catalan industrialist family.
- Péter Forgács directed the film, which was released in 2006.
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Who directed the documentary El perro negro?
El perro negro was directed by Péter Forgács.
What significant historical events are depicted in El perro negro?
The documentary captures significant events such as labor unrest, the collapse of the monarchy, and the rise of anarchism during the Spanish Civil War.
What is the duration of the documentary El perro negro?
El perro negro has a duration of 84 minutes.
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