Migueli, a criminal who is released from prison in the changing Spain of the early 1980s, wants to look toward the future, but first, he must heal the wounds of the past. For that, he needs a lot of money – and fast. As soon as he arrives in Seville, he reunites with his old gang and they carry out a series of heists: bank branches, jewelry stores, even the area’s first casino. But it won’t be easy: the police have assigned the case to his own brother, Sabino, who knows exactly how he thinks. Nevertheless, Migueli won’t stop. He’s determined to see it through to the end.
screenplay
Fernando Navarro
Rafael Cobos
cinematography
Sergi Vilanova
editing
Darío García García
music
Bronquio
sound
Carlos Mouriño
production design
Gigia Pellegrini
costumes
Lourdes Fuentes
cast
Luis Tosar (Sabino)
Jesús Carroza (Migueli)
Cristina Alcázar (Rosa)
Carlos Bernardino (El Edi)
Teresa Garzón
Mafo
Cristalino
Antonio Estrada
producers
Borja Pena
Emma Lustres
Daniel Pérez Astiárraga
productions
Vacas Films
Grupo Tranquilo
Playtime
world sales
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Rafael Cobos, playwright, screenwriter, and director, was born in Seville. He has won two Goya Awards for Best Screenplay for Marshland and Smoke & Mirrors, both directed by Alberto Rodríguez, with whom he also co-wrote 7 Virgins (2005), After (2009), Unit 7 (2012), Prison 77 (2022) and The Tigers (2025). Awarded the Ricardo Franco Prize for his career at the Malaga Film Festival in 2019, Cobos made the leap to directing with the series El hijo zurdo, which won an award at Canneseries. In television, he co-wrote an episode of the series Apagón and The Anatomy of a Moment, and was co-creator and showrunner of The Plague. He recently created the production company Las Afueras Films, and Golpes (2025) is his feature film debut as a director.
2025 Golpes
