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Dearest Executioners (1977)
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This documentary, filmed clandestinely, is based on several interviews with the executioners who worked in Spain during the early 1970s, as well as families of people executed by them.
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Worth tryingReflective
EnergyCalm and observant
ToneHuman and reflective
ExperienceObservation more than conflict
Best suited forreal stories and informative storytelling
What to expect from this title?Expect a calm watch that stays close to observation, nature, and the human bond rather than plot-heavy conflict.
Dialogue drives the rhythmChemistry matters more than escalationEasy to settle into
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Best suited for18
Content levelMature content
GuidanceNot suitable for children
Rating methodOfficial source
ConfidenceHigh
SourceOfficial rating • Spain • TMDB
• Serious themes
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Viewer insight Dearest Executioners is a 1977 film in the Documentary category from Spain. Directed by Basilio Martín Patino. Starring Claudio Rodríguez and Vicente Copete. Runtime: about 103 minutes. Original language: Spanish. An official trailer is available on this page. TMDB rating: 7.8/10.
Genre: Documentary, Released in 1977, Original language: Spanish, Production: Spain, Runtime: about 103 minutes, Starring Claudio Rodríguez and Vicente Copete.
Runtime
103 min
Original language
Spanish
Country of origin
Spain
Type
Movie
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Cast & crew
Claudio Rodríguez
Narrador (voice)
Vicente Copete
Self
Antonio López
Self
Bernardo Sánchez
Self
Marino Vinuesa
Self
Andrés Sánchez Cascos
Self
José Velasco-Escassi
Self
Antonio Ferrer Sama
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Jesus Sanchez Tello
Self
Director: Basilio Martín Patino
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1What is movie Dearest Executioners (1977)?
It is a movie released in 1977 within the Documentary category.
2What is the story of Dearest Executioners?
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4What is the rating of Dearest Executioners?
It currently holds a TMDB rating of 7.8/10 based on 11 ratings.
5What is the runtime of Dearest Executioners?
Its runtime is about 103 minutes.
6What kind of viewers is Dearest Executioners best suited for?
A grounded watch that works through real details, context, and curiosity more than dramatic escalation.
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