The story of how ETA was infiltrated: El Lobo (Miguel Courtois, 2004)
Picod, Claire
The story of how ETA was infiltrated: El Lobo (Miguel Courtois, 2004) - 2021.
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The movie El Lobo (2004) by Miguel Courtois traces the story of how the SECED run by Mikel Lejarza —nicknamed “El Lobo”—infiltrated ETA at the end of the Franco dictatorship. This operation led to the partial dismantling of ETA, marking a significant success for the secret services. Beyond the historical narrative, the themes of betrayal and rivalry, both within the secret services and within ETA itself, are covered. The screenwriter avoids giving a black-and-white depiction of terrorism by treating the issue in an original way. This is also the story of a lonely man, both betrayed and abandoned by his own, who only finds refuge by changing his identity. . .
The story of how ETA was infiltrated: El Lobo (Miguel Courtois, 2004) - 2021.
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The movie El Lobo (2004) by Miguel Courtois traces the story of how the SECED run by Mikel Lejarza —nicknamed “El Lobo”—infiltrated ETA at the end of the Franco dictatorship. This operation led to the partial dismantling of ETA, marking a significant success for the secret services. Beyond the historical narrative, the themes of betrayal and rivalry, both within the secret services and within ETA itself, are covered. The screenwriter avoids giving a black-and-white depiction of terrorism by treating the issue in an original way. This is also the story of a lonely man, both betrayed and abandoned by his own, who only finds refuge by changing his identity. . .
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