The Beehive

Year: 1982

Runtime: 112 mins

Language: Spanish

Director: Mario Camus

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Based on Camilo José Cela’s novel, the film portrays a bleak tapestry of interwoven lives in Madrid in 1942, shortly after the Spanish Civil War. It juxtaposes destitute poets scraping by under Franco’s oppressive regime with the newly rising class profiteering from illegal enterprises, highlighting the stark social contrasts of the period.

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