Film Lens
Trece entre mil presents thirteen stories of victims affected by the ETA terrorist group in Spain. Each narrative focuses on individuals from diverse backgrounds who experienced violence, harassment, and loss, culminating in tragic murders. The film emphasizes that these personal accounts represent only a small fraction of the thousands impacted by ETA's actions.
The documentary aims to capture the emotional aftermath of these tragedies on families and communities. It calls for remembrance and justice, illustrating the broader context of violence that has shaped Spanish history and the lives of its citizens.
Why Watch
- •Meet victims of ETA's violence in Spain.
- •Find out about the emotional impact on families.
- •See personal accounts of harassment and persecution.
Did You Know
•The film features thirteen stories of victims from various backgrounds.
•ETA's actions have led to countless tragedies affecting thousands in Spain.
•The documentary was directed by Iñaki Arteta and released in 2005.
•The film has a runtime of 90 minutes.
Perfect For
Spanish history enthusiastsTerrorism studiesVictim advocacy