Blood of May

Revolution in Spain, around the events of 2 May 1808, when the people of Madrid rise up in rebellion against French occupation.

Cast

Quim Gutiérrez

as Gabriel

Paula Echevarría

as Inés

Tina Sainz

as Doña Restituta

Lucía Jiménez

as Plata

Natalia Millán

as Anastasia

Juan Calot

as Marqués

Alfonso Delgado

as Señor Burguillos

Fernando Guillén Cuervo

as Regente de imprenta

Carlos Larrañaga

as Isidoro Máiquez

Bárbara Santa-Cruz

as Mesonera del ventorro de la morería

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