Federica Montseny

This historical drama chronicles the life of Federica Montseny, a prominent anarcho-syndicalist figure in Spain and the first female minister in Western Europe. The film explores her political activism, her role during the Spanish Civil War, and her experiences in exile.

The film received moderate critical attention, appreciated for its historical subject matter and Serna's performance, though some found the pacing uneven. It was seen as an important Spanish historical piece.

• Praised for its portrayal of a significant historical female figure.

• Felicidad Rodríguez's performance as the younger Montseny was noted.

• Some critics found the narrative structure could be more engaging.

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Federica Montseny was appointed Minister of Health and Social Assistance in 1936, a groundbreaking appointment in Spanish history.