Los atracadores Trailer

Los atracadores Trailer (1962)

26 February 1962 Drama, Crime 109 mins

The film is divided into three parts: 'Restlessness', 'Violence' and 'Death', to explain the motivations, evolution and defeat of three young misfits from Barcelona who end up being robbers. The way of crime is an easy way for them: a boy and a worker without a job or benefit are induced by 'el Señorito', the son of a rich lawyer. Together they form a band. Hard and violent, the film is made with a clear intention of social criticism and research of realism, culminating in a final scene that raised quite controversial.

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Cast

Pierre Brice

as El Señorito

Manuel Gil

as Ramón Orea Bellido

Julián Mateos

as Carmelo Barrachina

Agnès Spaak

as Isabel

Sonia Bruno

as Factory girl

Carlos Ibarzábal

as Ramón's father

Alejo del Peral

as Ramón's brother

Mariano Martín

as Football coach

Camino Delgado

as Ramón's mother

Gustavo Re

as Accomplice of the magician who harasses Isabel

Joaquín Ferré

as Running cure

International Releases Dates

Spain 26 February 1962

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Los atracadores - Clip

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