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Los refugiados de Barrancos / dirigida por Ángel Hernández, Pedro Martín, Paco Freire, Fernando Ramos y Antonio Navarro ; guión, Ángel Hernández ; documentación, Ángel Hernández, Dulce Simôes.

Contributor(s): Material type: FilmFilmLanguage: Spanish, Portuguese Subtitle language: Spanish, Portuguese Publisher: [Llerena, Spain] : Asociaciación Cutural Mórrimer, 2009Distributor: [Llerena, Spain] : [Producciones Mórrimer]Description: 1 online resource (1 video file (69 min.)) : sound, color with black and white sequencesContent type:
  • two-dimensional moving image
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  • computer
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  • online resource
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  • Editors, Paco Freire, Pedro Martín ; music, Manolo López.
Narrator: Gonzalo Failde.Summary: September 1936. The last Republican towns located next to Portugal are conquered by General Franco's troops. As in Badajoz and other towns, the repression they unleash is brutal. The support of the Portuguese dictator Salazar to the coup plotters does not make it advisable to flee to Portugal, but for many it is their only way out. In this way, hundreds of people decide to cross the border closely pursued by the rebels. The usual procedure of the Portuguese authorities is to hand them over to their Francoist allies, who proceed to shoot them without delay. However, thanks to the humanitarian intervention of the Portuguese lieutenant António Augusto de Seixas, two refugee camps are created next to the town of Barrancos to house and protect this group of Spaniards. -- Digitalia Film Library website
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Narrator: Gonzalo Failde.

Editors, Paco Freire, Pedro Martín ; music, Manolo López.

September 1936. The last Republican towns located next to Portugal are conquered by General Franco's troops. As in Badajoz and other towns, the repression they unleash is brutal. The support of the Portuguese dictator Salazar to the coup plotters does not make it advisable to flee to Portugal, but for many it is their only way out. In this way, hundreds of people decide to cross the border closely pursued by the rebels. The usual procedure of the Portuguese authorities is to hand them over to their Francoist allies, who proceed to shoot them without delay. However, thanks to the humanitarian intervention of the Portuguese lieutenant António Augusto de Seixas, two refugee camps are created next to the town of Barrancos to house and protect this group of Spaniards. -- Digitalia Film Library website

In Spanish and Portuguese with Spanish subtitles for Portuguese dialogues; available also with yellow Portuguese subtitles.

Online resource; title from opening/closing credits (Digitalia Film Library, viewed February 8, 2021)

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