La Rusa Review in Thriller

Genre:

Through its nuanced storytelling, La rusa explores themes of cultural memory, societal change, and personal identity. The protagonist’s journey reflects broader shifts within society, emphasizing the importance of understanding one’s roots amid political upheaval. The performances are subtle yet powerful, conveying inner conflicts and resilience. Its direction employs a restrained visual style that underscores the emotional and historical weight of the narrative. The film's introspective tone and focus on personal reconciliation make it a poignant reflection on transformation and identity. While not an action-packed story, La rusa offers a thought-provoking exploration of individual and collective histories, emphasizing the ongoing process of self-understanding in a changing world.

Cast & Crew

  1. Daniel Aedo
  2. Encarna Aguerri
  3. José Luis Argüello
  4. Ana Burrell
  5. Manuela Camus
  6. Juan Luis Cebrián
  7. Jaime Cortezo
  8. Georges Dal
  9. Paloma Escolá
  10. F. Fernández Bernabé
  11. Jesús Fernández
  12. Remy Fontanillas
  13. Ana Galván
  14. Jon Garayalde
  15. Daniel Gil
  16. Rogelio González
  17. Luis Gómez
  18. Daniel Haedo
  19. Renaud Kerval
  20. Bernard Le Prevost
  21. Jeanne Marie Liron
  22. José Luis Lombana
  23. Hilaire Lovato
  24. Miguel Ángel Lucena
  25. Gerardo Malla
  26. Paloma Masó
  27. Luisa Masó
  28. José Moreno
  29. Mischa Muller
  30. Georges Parisse
  31. Luis Porcar
  32. Nieves Romero
  33. Fulgencio Saturno
  34. Uwe Sheele
  35. Antonio Sánchez
  36. Mercedes Sánchez Rau
  37. Julia Torres
  38. Angeli Van Os
  39. Santiago Villafañez
  40. Víctor Villate
  41. Victoriano Yáñez
  42. Itziar Álvarez
  43. Pedro F. Masó
  44. Steve Franckievich Quintet