In Cartagena, patrons reflect on the 1992 protests against industrial closures, highlighting class struggles amid Spain's celebration of modernity during the Olympics.
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In Cartagena, patrons reflect on the 1992 protests against industrial closures, highlighting class struggles amid Spain's celebration of modernity during the Olympics.
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In a bar in Cartagena, patrons of various ages recount the protests that erupted in 1992 against the closure of local industries. Director Luis López Carrasco captures their memories of the turmoil, including the destruction of the regional parliament building. Conversations shift from personal experiences to broader themes of class consciousness and the economic crisis. The documentary contrasts Spain's celebration of modernity during the Olympic Games and Expo with the struggles faced by workers in the Region of Murcia.
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- See the 1992 protests in Cartagena.
- Meet the workers affected by industrial collapse.
- Find out about the Goya Award-winning documentary.
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- The film won two Goya Awards out of two nominations in 2021.
- It holds a 100% approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes based on seven reviews.
- The documentary has a runtime of 200 minutes.
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Who directed The Year of the Discovery?
The Year of the Discovery was directed by Luis López Carrasco.
What year did the social protests in Cartagena take place?
The social protests in Cartagena took place in 1992.
How many Goya Awards did The Year of the Discovery win?
The Year of the Discovery won two Goya Awards, including Best Documentary Film and Best Editing.
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