Face to Face with ETA: Conversations with a Terrorist Poster

Face to Face with ETA: Conversations with a Terrorist (2023)

R 09/22/2023 Documentary, History 1h 43m
70%
User
Score
6.5/10

Overview

An in-depth interview with José Antonio Urrutikoetxea, known as Josu Ternera, one of the most relevant leaders of the terrorist gang ETA.

Jordi Évole

Director

Màrius Sánchez

Writer

Adrià Attardi

Writer

Júlia Badenes

Writer

Top Billed Cast

Jordi Évole

Jordi Évole

Self - Interviewer

Josu Ternera

Josu Ternera

Self - Former ETA Member

Francisco Ruiz Sánchez

Francisco Ruiz Sánchez

Self - ETA Victim

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Media

SSIFF Press Conference

SSIFF Press Conference

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Reviews

A review by MovieGuys

Written on January 6, 2024

This "documentary" in this reviewers estimate, takes a one sided look at the ETA as "terrorists". It largely ignores the brutality of the Fascist Spanish regime under Franco and often repressive attitude, towards Basque separatism, displayed by the democratic government of Spain.

Up until Ferdinand Franco's death the Basque people were repressed, as was Spain in general, under his Fascist regime, ushered in, with the aid, of Nazi Germany.

Spain was police state, where people could even be executed, using the cruel and antiquated garrote. Just look at the movie "Salvador", from 2006, to see how violent and generally repulsive, the regime in this nation was, even in the 1970's. The latter day democratic Spanish government has also responded, quite often, with repression and yes, stat...

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