Luis Tosar

Alberto Ammann

Antonio Resines

Carlos Bardem

Félix Cubero

Marta Etura

Luis Zahera

Vicente Romero Sánchez

Patxi Bisquert

Manolo Solo

Josean Bengoetxea

Anartz Zuazua

Manuel Morón

Fernando Soto

David Selvas

Ricardo de Barreiro

Antonio Durán 'Morris'

Jesús Carroza

Miguel Martín

Ramiro Alonso

Xavier Estévez

Jorge Gómez

Antonio Mora

Xosé Manuel Olveira

Roberto Sanchez 

José Ignacio Álvarez

Jorge Guerricaechevarría

Francisco Pérez Gandul

Álvaro Augustin

Daniel Monzón

Yolanda Serrano

Antón Laguna

Emma Lustres

Carles Gusi

Borja Pena

Pilar Benito

Franck Ribière

Vérane Frédiani

Elena Manrique

Javier Ugarte

Roque Baños

Mapa Pastor

Juan Gordon

Eva Leira

Falele Ygueravide

Sandra Hermida

Cristina Laguna

Sergio Francisco

Laurent Dufreche

Chema Alba

María Guerra

Raquel Fidalgo

Raúl Romanillos

Montse Ribé

Oscar Troitiño

Ginés Carrión

Guillermo Orbe

Priscilla Bertin

Pascale Dillemann

Rubén Ochandiano

Tanis Villar

Thorsten Rienth

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Cell 211

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Now there are a few rather daft plot holes here, but in the main this is a really strong prison drama anchored well by Luis Tosar and Alberto Ammann. The latter man ("Juan") is on an orientation visit to a high security prison were he is shortly to begin work when a full scale riot breaks out. That is being led by "Malamadre" (Tosar) and it's only by luck - he had had an earlier accident and was recovering in cell 211 - that he isn't taken hostage like two of his soon-to-be colleagues. He's quite a quick thinker and thanks to him being slightly bloodstained, manages to convince their new boss that he's just another new inmate. Make no mistake, though - he is treading a very fine line as not everyone believes him, and as the negotiations begin in earnest he knows it is going to prove increasingly more difficult to help diffuse this scenario and stay in one piece. Meantime, the authorities are making quite an hash of things on the outside - and that rather shambolic operation leads to a tragedy that causes "Juan" to completely rethink his loyalties! What's actually more effective here is the dialogue and quite intense style of photography. Violent and angry it is, yes - but these prisoners are victims too. Their protests against a brutal regime of solitary confinement have long since fallen on deaf ears, so this action is quite literally their last resort - just ask the previous occupant of cell 211! Tosar is impressive as the slightly more sophisticated thug and as the two men work together, a bond - of sorts - begins that might ultimately be the only thing that keeps any of them breathing.

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