Film Lens
Non-Stop focuses on the December 29, 1990 concert by the Basque rock band Negu Gorriak in Ciudad Real, Spain. This concert was part of an annual march supporting imprisoned members of the ETA terrorist organization. The film examines the concert's role as a tool for political vindication and its impact on Basque identity.
The documentary features a film crew that investigates the intersections of music, politics, and memory, particularly in relation to the legacy of ETA's actions in Spanish history. By revisiting this significant event, the film provides insight into how music can serve as a form of political expression and remembrance within the Basque community.
Why Watch
- •See Negu Gorriak's historic 1990 concert footage.
- •Find out about ETA's influence on Basque music.
- •Meet key figures in Basque cultural identity.
Did You Know
•Negu Gorriak performed in Ciudad Real on December 29, 1990.
•The concert supported imprisoned members of the ETA terrorist group.
•The film has a duration of 40 minutes.
•The documentary was directed by Aitziber Olaskoaga.
Perfect For
Basque music fansPolitical history enthusiastsETA studies