This film, there are no good or bad absolute, only survivors of a system that devours everyone.
Prime video It is one of the most popular streaming platforms of the moment, and has hundreds of series and films of various genres suitable for all ages. Within their extensive catalog, they have “Group 7“, A Spanish production launched in 2012 directed by Alberto Rodríguez.
With an unconventional police plot, the film of 91 minutes It raises the reality of imposing justice on a Corrupt system and full of holes that promote, in shadows, discomfort and poverty. She was nominated 16 Goya Awards When he appeared to the public, and remains very current despite the passage of time.
What is Group 7, available in Prime Video
The story is located in Seville, at the end of the 80s and early 90sjust before the Expo ’92an international event that transformed the city. In that context, the authorities want to “clean” the streets of crime, drugs and prostitution to give a modern and safe image to the world.
There the Group 7a special police unit formed to eradicate drug trafficking in the marginal neighborhoods of the city center. This group is composed of four police officers: Angelthe protagonist, a young, ambitious, correct agent and with ascent aspirations, and Rafaela veteran, rude, pragmatic police and with very questionable methods.
However, that success is priced. Angel, who at the beginning is shown as the most ethical and rigid of the group, begins to give in to the pressure of the environment and the seduction of power. Its transformation is one of the strongest axes in the film: keep Clean and with high moral In a rotten system
Prime Video: Group 7 Trailer
Prime Video: Group 7 cast
- Mario Casas
- Antonio de la Torre
- José Manuel Poga
- Joaquín Nuñez
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