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Deep Dive: Nagore (2016)

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Nagore
In 2008, Nagore Laffage was murdered during the San Fermin celebrations in Pamplona, Spain, by a psychiatric intern. The film follows her mother, Asun Casasola, as she recounts the family's struggle through the legal system after the crime, which received significant media attention. The trial in November 2009 resulted in a manslaughter conviction, but Asun and her supporters continued to advocate for a harsher sentence for murder with intent. The documentary addresses the broader issue of violence against women and the ongoing fight for justice in contemporary society. It presents personal testimonies and the emotional impact of the crime on the family, while also highlighting the systemic issues within the legal framework that affect victims of gender violence.

Why Watch

  • •Follow Asun Casasola's fight for justice.
  • •See the impact of a high-profile murder case.
  • •Meet the family affected by gender violence.

Did You Know

•Nagore Laffage was murdered in 2008 during San Fermin celebrations.
•The trial for her murder took place in November 2009.
•Asun Casasola is Nagore's mother and a key figure in the film.
•The film was directed by Helena Taberna and released in 2016.

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Gender violence awarenessLegal system insightsTrue crime enthusiasts