Angel is a poacher who lives in the forest with his domineering mother. One day he goes to the city and meets Milagros, an escapee from a reform school and the lover of a known criminal so he takes her to his house in the mountains.
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| Lola Gaos | ... | Martina | |
| Ovidi Montllor | ... | Ángel | |
| Alicia Sánchez | ... | Milagros (as Alicia Sanchez) | |
| Ismael Merlo | ... | Cura | |
| José Luis Borau | ... | Gobernador (as Jose L. Borau) | |
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Felipe Solano | ... | Cuqui |
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José Luis Heredia | ... | Secretario (as Jose Luis Heredia) |
| Erasmo Pascual | ... | Armero | |
| José Riesgo | ... | Salvita (as Jose Riesgo) | |
| Beni Deus | ... | Gonzalo | |
| Antonio Gamero | ... | Guarda | |
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Simón Arriaga | ... | Cabo (as Simon Arriaga) |
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Francisco Ortuño | ... | Guardia |
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Eulalia Boya | ... | Monja |
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Fernando Villena | ... | Guarda 2º |
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Angel is a poacher who lives in the forest with his domineering mother. One day he goes to the city and meets Milagros, an escapee from a reform school and the lover of a known criminal so he takes her to his house in the mountains.
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21 September 1977 (France) See more »Also Known As:
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Written by Claude Carrère, Daniel Vangarde and Amado Jaén
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The role of the Governor was offered to José Luis López Vázquez, but when he couldn't do it and with little time to start shooting, the director José Luis Borau casted himself, by insistence of co-writer Manuel Gutiérrez Aragón. See more »Soundtracks
Un rayo de solWritten by Claude Carrère, Daniel Vangarde and Amado Jaén
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This film is so grim and haunting... It is one of the best representations of the Spanish golden age of cinema during the seventies. I can think of only a handful of films that achieved similar levels of craftsmanship and atmosphere: 'La Prima Angélica' (1974) and 'Cría Cuervos' (1976) by Saura are probably the finest examples.
'Furtivos' is a poetic metaphor of the dark times Spain lived during the dictatorship without being too political. The mother and the son, living isolated in the forest, are themselves the representation of the relationship between people and government at the time.
A must if you want to understand Spanish cinema and Spanish culture during those difficult times when Franco was dying (it was released two months before his death). It shows more than many other films without being too obvious, which is a relief if you don't like 'didactic' films.