Miguel Ángel Blanco: Las 48 horas que lo cambiaron todo (2026)

Miguel Ángel Blanco: Las 48 horas que lo cambiaron todo is a Spanish documentary reconstructing the 48 hours surrounding the 1997 kidnapping and murder of Miguel Ángel Blanco. The film uses archival material and testimony to revisit the crisis that generated an enormous public reaction across Spain.

Directed by Jon Sistiaga and Juanjo López, the documentary places the case within its historical and social context. Rather than simply retelling the chronology, it examines the atmosphere of the period, the scale of public mobilization, and the way those days entered Spain's collective memory.

• Directed by Jon Sistiaga and Juanjo López.
• Produced by The Tintirin Team.
• The documentary draws on more than 180 hours of archive material.
• It includes approximately 30 key testimonies, including María del Mar Blanco, José María Aznar, and King Felipe VI.
• Netflix released the documentary in Spain in July 2026.