Hidden Bibliographic Details
| Varying Form of Title: | English subtitle: Riders of the dawn.
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| Other uniform titles: | Aranda, Vicente, 1926-
Jordá, Joaquín.
Abril, Victoria.
Sanz, Jorge.
Verdú, Maribel, 1970-
Borges, Graciela.
Muñoz, Gloria, 1948-
Guillén, Fernando, 1931-2013
Iranzo, Antonio.
San Martín, Conrado.
Tristancho, Carlos, 1955-
Fernández Santos, Jesús. Jinetes del alba.
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| Other authors / contributors: | Televisión Española.
Divisa Home Video.
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| Notes: | Originally produced in 1990.
A foreign television mini-series (Spain).
Based on the novel by Jesús Fernández Santos.
Special features: Disc 1. Author Jesús Fernández Santos; "Los días de la guerra en Asturias: el calendario de la contienta;" "Desde el exilio: la mirada inocente" and cast & crew credits. Disc 2. Interview with Vincent Aranda; Cannes Film Festival prize; posters; "El caballo de los jinetes celtas" and cast & crew credits.
Credits: Director of photography, Juan Amorós; music, José Nieto; editor, Teresa Font.
Cast: Victoria Abril, Jorge Sanz, Fernando Guillén, Maribel Verdú, Antonio Iranzo, Graciela Borges, Gloria Muñoz, Claudia Gravi, Joan Miralles, Conrado San Martín, Carlos Tristancho.
PAL, (all regions); Dolby Digital 5.1 stereo, mono. 2.0; full screen.
In Spanish; optional subtitles English, French, German, Italian, or Portuguese.
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| Summary: | Summary: Life in Las Caldas, a small Asturian village, is symbolized by the thermal baths for which it is named and the endangered wild horses that still make an occasional appearance. The protectress of the village is Doña Amalia, a rich native woman from Cuba. This is the story of her niece Marian, whose ambition to own all of the region. This goal is made more difficult by the bloody events of the Revolution of October 1934 and the war of 1936, years during which Marian's men are reduced to physical and moral ruin, and in the end, a story of the total degradation of those who served the will of a cruel woman in search of a dream.
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