Asedio

What means being Spanish? Dani has it very clear. For her it is to serve her country as a riot police and this way honor her flag. She is proud to enforce the law, in addition, she has always thought that being a police officer is a way to protect people, to do justice. But during an eviction in a conflictive neighborhood in Madrid, Dani finds himself with hidden money, a plot of police corruption and a crime that will make her have to run to save her life in a hostile territory, where she does not know the language and its authority is worthless. She will only be able to count with the help of Nasha, a young Nigerian woman she has just evicted, and her son Little. And that's when she realizes that if the system you work for isn't the solution, it may have been always part of the problem.

The winner of two Goya Awards, and another three times nominee, Natalia de Molina, plays Dani, a woman who survives in an environment of men and who will rebel against a corrupt system. The rest of the cast is led by Bella Agossou in the role of Nashael, by the newcomer Óscar Eribo and the actors Francisco Reyes, Fran Cantos, Chani Martín, Jorge Kent, Efraín Rodríguez, Lucas Nabor, Federico Pérez Rey, Luis Hacha, Fernando Valdivielso , Karlos Aurrekoetxea and Alejandro Casaseca.