"Guerrilleros" is a film proposed on two levels. On the one hand, our intention was to collaborate in the recovery of our immediate historical past, ignored and misreanded for so many years. To do this, we decide to focus on a very recent issue and era. The issue is the armed guerrillas that fought against Francoism and the era comprises a long period between 1939 and 1953, although we will see that in some towns of the Spanish State the guerrillas begin to act in 1936.
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