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MELBOURNE FILMOTECA, your thought-provoking Latinamerican, Portuguese and Spanish film group,
present the true story of thirteen women that were unfairly accused for being part of the riots against Franco in 1940. |
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| Set in the Civil War period The 13 Roses is based on a true story of thirteen ordinary women that were accused for being part of the riots and rebellions against Franco in Spain in 1940. They were condemned without any proof of their guilt and this absurdly
tragic event led to cruel treatment in prison and finally their unfair execution. |
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Director: Emilio Martínez Lázaro
Country: Spain
Year: 2007
Time running: 132 min
Language: Spanish with English Subtitles |
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Admision 18+
Tickets: $15, $12 -Concession
on sale at ACMI Box office: 8663 2583 or online at:
www.acmi.net.au/tickets |
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Founded in 1999, Melbourne Filmoteca is an independent, non-profit, volunteer-run
group which aims to provide a clearing for people with a broad range of interests and
backgrounds to learn about and appreciate not only film, video and screen culture
from the regions, but also the language, music and cultures of the Spanish- and
Portuguese-speaking world. Melbourne Filmoteca @ ACMI screenings are presented by
Melbourne Filmoteca in partnership with ACMI Cinemas, Australian Centre for the
Moving Image. |
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