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EL GUARDIÁN INVISIBLE (2017)
dir. Fernando
González Molina
Nostromo
Pictures / Atresmedia Cine / Nadcon Film /
Zweites Deutsches Fernsehen (ZDF) / ARTE
Screenplay Luiso
Berdejo
Based on
Novel by Dolores
Redondo
Music Composed and Conducted by
Fernando Velázquez
Performed by Navarre
Symphony
Orchestra
Orchestrated
by
Jaime Gutiérrez
Domínguez
Recorded and Mixed by Marc Blanes
Matas
Music Preparation
Rubén Villar
Fernández
Music Produced
by Fernando Velázquez & Alfred
Tapscott
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Synopsis:
Amaia Salazar, a police
inspector in Pamplona, is directed by her superior
to investigate a murder. The case concerns a
teenage girl whose naked body was found at the
side of a river close to Elizondo, Amaia's birth
town, a rainy village surrounded by forests and
mounts, full of local myths and ancient
superstitions. Her marriage to James, an American
sculptor, is falling apart due to her desire for a
child, and despite wishing to never return to her
family home, Amaia Salazar is forced to face the
past and reconnect with her Aunt Engrasi and her
sisters Flora and Rosaura. It seems that Amaia's
instinct for criminal cases will be challenged, as
more naked bodies of teenage girls are found in
the forest. Trying to solve the case and discover
the identity of the killer, Amaia must not only
confront her own childhood trauma from the abuses
of her mother, but also a growing suspicion that
perhaps the killer is someone who is too close for
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