Lock-Out

Year: 1973

Runtime: 127 mins

Language: Spanish

Director: Antoni Padrós

Drama

A cinematic allegory of Franco‑era political oppression, the film shifts between narrative and dream‑like cultural Spanish avant‑garde sequences. Director Padrós weaves opera, orchestral scores and choreography into the story of the marginalized group of dropouts living in a junkyard, who attempt to re‑enter “The System,” embodied by a party.

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