Crimes Against Humanity

Héctor Faver goes right into the heart of the consequences of Francoism in Spain in 'Crimes Against Humanity'. In this documentary, helmer explores the problems of Spanish transition to democracy and tampering made in order to clear the names of those related to the regime. This is, in a certain way, a call for action to end the weight of common graves, the unrecognised historical memory and falsification of facts. Film has statements by judge Baltasar Garzón and points right to Juan Carlos I and Spanish Presidents from the democracy period, from Adolfo Suárez to José María Aznar. Faver considers crimes of Francoism and impunity of their perpetrated in his third documentary after 'La memoria del agua' and 'Invocación'.