A Forbidden God

Set during the start of the Spanish Civil War in August 1936, this historical drama depicts the imprisonment and execution of 51 members of the Claretian community in Barbastro, Huesca. The group, consisting of priests, brothers, and seminarians, faced death for their religious convictions. The narrative focuses on their final weeks of captivity, drawing upon original writings produced by the prisoners and testimonies from two Argentine nationals who were released.

Directed by Pablo Moreno, this was the first of four films listed in his career, followed by Guadalupe: Mother of Humanity, Pastoris, and Rise Up. The screenplay was written by Juanjo Díaz Polo. The cast features Iñigo Etayo as Ramón Illa, Eneko Capapay as Miguel Masip, Jacobo Muñoz as Eugenio Sopena, Ainhoa Aldanondo as Ángeles, Guido Balzaretti as Hall, and Emma Caballero as Miliciana Montse, among a total of 60 credited actors.

The film is a Spanish production from Contracorriente Producciones SLU. It has received a moderate reception from viewers, holding a rating of 5.7/10 on IMDb from 239 votes and a higher score of 7/10 on TMDB from 21 votes.