Las diez muertes de Francisco Franco

Mallorca, 1960. A ten-year-old girl has been brutally murdered. Police inspector Ángel Roca investigates the case as an unprecedented wave of crimes begins in Francoist Spain. After the discovery of the fourth victim, tired of palace life and the cabinet of sycophants who, day by day, distance him further from his glorious past as an elite soldier, Francisco Franco decides to travel incognito to the Balearic archipelago to take charge of an impossible investigation and personally study the bloody murders that haunt his wife. The problem for a policeman who hates the Regime and the Head of State is that, together, they must develop a psychological profile based on intuition and the various characters they encounter, from humble fishermen to legendary Nazis protected by a corrupt government. "The Ten Deaths of Francisco Franco" immerses us in the different Spains of a pivotal era in the country's history, while also revealing the dictator's most intimate and unknown side.