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48 horas

48 horas

★ 3.5/10•2008•14•Drama

In an unspecified location in the French Basque Country, a man with his back turned writes a note on a piece of paper: it is an order to "kidnap a PP councilor," giving a 48-hour ultimatum linked to the transfer of prisoners to prisons in the Basque Country. If the government does not comply, the hostage will be killed. July 10, 1997, 2:10 p.m. Miguel Ángel Blanco Garrido, a PP councilor in Ermua, eats lunch at home with his mother and leaves for work in Eibar as he does every day. Miguel Ángel is approached by a woman who manages to get him to accompany her a few meters before forcing him at gunpoint into a car driven by her accomplice.

Luis Lorente · Writer

Manuel Estudillo · Director

Manuel Estudillo · Writer

StatusEnded
LanguageES
First Air DateJul 2, 2008

Episodes

Actors

Andoni Gracia

Andoni Gracia

Miguel Ángel Blanco

Mabel Rivera

Mabel Rivera

Consuelo

José Ángel Egido

José Ángel Egido

Miguel Blanco

Silvia Abascal

Silvia Abascal

Mari Mar Blanco

Iñaki Font

Iñaki Font

Itziar Urretabizkaia

Itziar Urretabizkaia

Roberto Álvarez

Roberto Álvarez

Alonso Aguirre

Jesús Ruyman

Abellán

Ricard Borràs

Ricard Borràs

José

Eugenio Barona

Eugenio Barona

Gálvez

Fidel Almansa

Gerardo

Josean Bengoetxea

Josean Bengoetxea

Goizueta

Jacobo Dicenta

Jacobo Dicenta

Martxelo Rubio

Martxelo Rubio

Ana Rayo

Ana Rayo

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