by Lluís Danés · Cameo Media · DVD · EAN 8436027573791
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«Llach, La Revolta Permanent» is the documentary by Lluís Danés (2006) about Lluís Llach, on a double DVD released by Cameo Media.
On 3 March 1976, in Vitoria, police fired on a workers' assembly, killing five and wounding over a hundred. That same night, Lluís Llach composed «Campanades a morts», a song that became an emblem of the Spanish Transition. Thirty years later, the singer-songwriter returns to Vitoria to perform it at a mass concert in memory of the victims. The documentary combines autobiographical memories, archive footage and testimonies from those involved, and is complemented by «Tranuites», a visual theatre and circus show created by Lluís Danés with live music by Llach.
Special 2-DVD edition. Image is 16/9 anamorphic, 4/3 compatible. Audio in Spanish and Catalan, with subtitles in Spanish and English. Not recommended for children under 7.
For those who wish to delve into the historical memory of the Spanish Transition and the work of Lluís Llach.
