Cell 211

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Cell 211 is a critically acclaimed Spanish prison thriller film centered on a deadly riot and the moral dilemmas it creates.

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instanceOf film
prison thriller film
award Goya Award for Best Actor
Goya Award for Best Adapted Screenplay
Goya Award for Best Editing
Goya Award for Best Film
Goya Award for Best New Actor
Goya Award for Best Sound
basedOn Celda 211 (novel)
linked to: Celda 211
basedOnAuthor Francisco Pérez Gandul
castMember Alberto Ammann
Antonio Resines
Carlos Bardem
Luis Tosar
Luis Zahera
Manuel Morón
Marta Etura
cinematographyBy Carles Gusi
countryOfOrigin Spain
countryOfRelease Spain
criticalReception critically acclaimed
director Daniel Monzón
distributor Paramount Pictures Spain
linked to: Paramount Pictures
editedBy Cristina Pastor
festivalScreening Toronto International Film Festival
Venice Film Festival
genre drama film
prison film
thriller film
language Spanish
mainCharacter Juan Oliver
Malamadre
musicBy Roque Baños
nominations Goya Award for Best Director
Goya Award for Best Supporting Actor
Goya Award for Best Supporting Actress
originalTitle Celda 211
plotSummary A newly hired prison officer is trapped in a deadly prison riot and pretends to be an inmate to survive.
productionCompany La Fabrique de Films
Telecinco Cinema
releaseYear 2009
runtimeMinutes 113
screenwriter Daniel Monzón
Jorge Guerricaechevarría
setting Spanish prison
theme identity and survival
moral dilemmas
violence in prisons

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Carlos Bardem notableWork Cell 211
Telecinco Cinema produced Cell 211
Alberto Ammann notableWork Cell 211
Luis Tosar notableWork Cell 211
Luis Tosar portrayedIn Cell 211