Miguel Ángel Blanco: The 48 Hours That Changed Spain (2026)
- Released
- Runtime 1h 33m
- Director Jon Sistiaga
- Genres Documentary
- Rating 7.6/10 (14 votes)
Synopsis
This documentary explores how Miguel Ángel Blanco's 1997 abduction turned fear into collective resistance and shaped Spain's fright Against ETA terrorism.
Cast
-
Miguel Ángel Blanco
as Self (archive footage)
-
Felipe VI
as Self
-
María del Mar Blanco
as Self
- Benito Aguirre as Self
-
Iñaki Anasagasti
as Self
-
José María Aznar
as Self
- Josu Bujanda as Self
- Juan Cabezas as Self
- Carmen Cuesta as Self
- Luis Eguiluz as Self
- Verónica Elorza as Self
- Gonzalo Fernández as Self
- Manuel García Castellón as Self
- Patxi García Urra as Self
- Natividad Gracinda as Self
- Orla Guerin as Self
- Jimi Guerra as Self
- María José Gurrutxaga as Self
Crew
-
Jon Sistiaga
Director
-
Juanjo López
Director
-
Pedro Vendrell
Director of Photography
-
Javier Carneros Lorenzo
Editor
- Raúl Moliner Herraiz Editor
-
Carlos Martín Jara
Original Music Composer
-
Jon Sistiaga
Screenplay
-
Juanjo López
Screenplay
-
Javier Carneros Lorenzo
Screenplay
-
Nacho López Murria
Screenplay
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