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La caza (1966)
La caza (1966) is a taut allegory of the Spanish Civil War disguised as a rabbit-hunting trip. Directed by Carlos Saura, it follows three friends whose hunting expedition turns deadly, mirroring the country's fractured history. Saura's direction is a masterclass in tension, making this a definitive entry in Spanish cinema.
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