Legenda o sambo

A movie director becomes interested to film a documentary about one of the blackest pages of the Spain's history in the 20th century: the Atocha massacre. Carmen is a journalist who meets David, a famous Italian filmmaker who travels Madrid for one week looking for information about an event that it turned in one of the most important and terrible happened in the years of the Spanish Transition: the execution of five labor lawyers in their office by a three-men terrorist command loyal to General Franco dictatorship. Happened on January 24, 1977, and known as Atocha Massacre after the street where it was committed, Carmen and David team up to make a series of meeting with some historians, lawyers and politicians who explain the fragile and convulse context after General Franco's death on 1975 and the attempt of the Franquist to preserve the dictatorship beyond the dictator. Through these meeting Carmen and David make a comparison between the situation in the country in the 70s against the situation 50 years later, realizing that the difference between both times perhaps is much lesser than they thought. —Chockys