The 13 Roses

Synopsis

The 13 Roses, also known as Las 13 rosas in its original title, is a 2007 Spanish historical drama film directed by Emilio Martínez Lázaro. The movie tells the gripping true story of a group of young women who fought against the fascist regime of Francisco Franco in post-Civil War Spain. Pilar López de Ayala shines in her role, portraying the strength and resilience of these brave heroines as they face persecution and imprisonment. As the 13 Roses face imminent execution, their bond of friendship and courage is put to the ultimate test. The film captures the raw emotions and sacrifices made by these women in the face of tyranny, making it a moving and powerful cinematic experience.

Cast

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  Pilar López de Ayala

  Blanca

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  Verónica Sánchez

  Julia

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  Gabriella Pession

  Adelina

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  Marta Etura

  Virtudes

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  Nadia de Santiago

  Carmen

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  Teresa Hurtado de Ory

  Victoria

Reviews

The 13 Roses has received critical acclaim for its poignant storytelling and stellar performances. Rotten Tomatoes praises the film for its historical accuracy and emotional impact, with a rating of 85%. IMDb users have rated the movie 6.7/10, highlighting the strong acting and compelling narrative. Metacritic describes The 13 Roses as a gripping portrayal of a dark chapter in Spanish history, earning a score of 75 out of 100. The film's evocative visuals and authentic portrayal of the period have been lauded by audiences and critics alike. Overall, The 13 Roses is a must-watch for those who appreciate historical dramas with a powerful message.