Reliving the Horror of the 17-A Attacks in Fiction: "I Couldn't Act"
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'Cronos' hits theaters on September 4 with one of the most tragic events in recent Catalan history
The thriller financed by large corporations that whitewashes the shadows of 17-A
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The cinemas receive this first week of September horror premieres like 'Dulce flavor to death', full of black blood and humor, or 'Black Box: Flight 298', about a strange plane crash, in addition to the Spanish 'Cronos', a dramatic thriller about the Las Ramblas attack, or 'Enjambre' ('Eixam').
In a country like Catalonia, politically built on a critical awareness of the police, few actions have received more consensus than that of the Mossos d'Esquadra in the face of the attacks of August 17, 2017 in Barcelona and Cambrils. That is why Cronos is possible, a film with a vocation to reach a wide audience in which these events unfold only from the police perspective. A common model in Hollywood that screenwriter Alberto Marini lands in o…
The thriller ‘Cronos’, which reconstructs l’operatiu police per capture a dels terroristes fugits del 17-A, is one of the highlights of the setmana als cinemas. The film, directed by Fernando González Molina, compta amb Enric Auquer, Diana Gómez i Mónica López al capdavant del distribument. Pel que fa a les plataformes, Apple TV+ premieres [...] ‘Cronos’, the thriller on the 17-A attemptats, anterior als cinemas és un article de EbreDigital.cat.
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