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“There is no rest”, said My Lord, “for the wicked”
Isaias, 57:20,21
SYNOPSIS
Inspector Santos Trinidad, a veteran policeman, is going through a rough patch. He drinks too much
and works too little. Once a respected and admired officer at the Intelligence Unit, an unfortunate
event that happened some years ago in Colombia cut short his promising career. Downgraded to
the Missing Persons Unit, Santos’ work is now restricted to the monotony of minor cases and endless beaurocracy.
After events turn sour one night, Santos finds himself implicated in a triple homicide in an afterhours club. Santos cleans up the crime scene and starts the hunt for the only witness, who managed to escape. Following the trail of the fugitive witness, Santos discovers a complicated and sordid
network of prostitution and drug trafficking that serves to finance a far more sophisticated criminal
plan. He is back doing the Intelligence work that he does best, although this time he is on his own.
The official police investigation begins to tighten the net around him, but Santos has begun his
own personal crusade: he finally has the chance to settle his own score.
CAST
JOSE CORONADO
SANTOS TRINIDAD
RODOLFO SANCHO
RODOLFO
HELENA MIQUEL
CHACON
JUANJO ARTERO
LEIVA
PEDRO MARI SANCHEZ
ONTIVEROS
NADIA CASADO
CELIA
CREW
ENRIQUE URBIZU (Box 507)
DIRECTOR
ENRIQUE URBIZU
MICHEL GAZTAMBIDE (Box 507)
SCRIPT
PALOMA MOLINA
PRODUCTION DIRECTOR
PABLO BLANCO
EDITOR
MARIO DE BENITO
MUSIC
GONZALO SALAZAR-SIMPSON
ALVARO AUGUSTIN
PRODUCERS
UNAX MENDIA (AEC)
CINEMATOGRAPHER
GONZALO SALAZAR-SIMPSON
JAVIER UGARTE
EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS
LICIO MARCOS DE OLIVEIRA
SOUND
ANTON LAGUNA
ART DIRECTOR
PATRICIA MONNE
COSTUME DESIGNER
MONTSE BOQUERAS
MAKE UP
SERGIO PEREZ
HAIRDRESSER
ENRIQUE URBIZU
After graduating with a degree in Information Science from the University of the Basque Country, Enrique
Urbizu directed his first film Your Girlfriend is Crazy in 1987, a comedy starring well known actors, Antonio
Resines and María Barranco. In 1991, he went on to direct his first thriller, Anything for Bread.
Urbizu left the Basque Country and headed for Madrid, where he directed two comedies for the producer Andrés Vicente Gómez; How to be Miserable and Enjoy It in 1994 and Infidelity in 1995. During this same period, he adapted and directed Arturo Pérez-Reverte’s novel Cachito for the big screen. This adaptation gave
him the opportunity to work on of another of the author’s novels, The Club Dumas. This second adaptation
became the film The Ninth Gate, directed by Roman Polanski and starring Johnny Depp.
In 2001, he directed the thriller Box 507, with Antonio Resines and Jose Coronado as the protagonists. The
film won two Goya Awards (the Spanish equivalent of the Oscars) as well as several other international awards.
The following year he went back to work with Jose Coronado on the film Life Marks, which was nominated
for two Goyas and won the Jules Verne award at the Festival du Cinema Espagnol in Nantes.
In 2006, he participated in Telecinco Films series of TV horror movies 6 Films to Keep You Awake, for which
he directed the film A Real Friend, which then went on to be distributed in the USA by Lionsgate.
He has been an associate teacher for seven years at Carlos III University and also teaches several courses at
prestigious film schools in Spain.
MICHEL GAZTAMBIDE
Scriptwriter with twenty years of experience working with the most important Spanish directors.
In 1991 he co-wrote the film Santa Cruz, The Guerilla Priest, by Jose Mª Tuduri. His next projects
included co-writing the feature films Chatarra (1991) by Feliz Roteta, Vacas (1992) by Julio Medem
(for which he was nominated for a Best Screenplay Goya and won the Writers Guild Award in the
same category) and Yoyes (1998) by Helena Taberna.
In 2001 he began his creative relationship with Enrique Urbizu, writing two of his most publically
and critically acclaimed films, Box 507 (2001) and Life Marks (2002).
Recently, he has been involved in the scripts A bit of Chocolate (2008) by Aitzol Aramaio and El
Idioma Imposible (2010) by Rodrigo Rodero. Now, he has once again joined forces with Enrique
Urbizu , writing the script: No Rest for the Wicked.
TELECINCO CINEMA
TELECINCO CINEMA is the subsidiary film company of Telecinco, the leading Spanish private broadcast network.
Telecinco Cinema has produced world renowned films, becoming a reference in the Spanish movie
industry. Their latest productions, Alejandro Amenábar´s Agora and Daniel Monzón´s Cell 211 topped the 2009 Spanish Box Office and together won 15 Goya Awards. Telecinco Cinema has undertaken some of Spain’s most internationally acclaimed feature films, including Guillermo del Toro´s
Pan´s Labyrinth (three Oscar Academy Awards ©); J.A. Bayona´s The Orphanage, which took 80
million USD at the international box office, and Steven Soderbergh´s Che, which won the Best Actor
Award for Benicio del Toro at Cannes 2008.
The company produces all genres, as shown by its extensive and varied filmography, with titles
such as Alex de la Iglesia´s The Oxford Murders and Agustín Díaz Yanes´ Alatristre. One of Telecinco Cinema´s guiding principles is the fostering of new talent such as directors Juan Carlos Fresnadillo (Intact), Gabe Ibañez (Hierro), Gonzalo López-Gallego (King of the Hill) and Oskar Santos
(For The Good of Others).
Telecinco Cinema is now preparing the release of Eduardo Chapero-Jackson´s first feature film Verbo; Borja Manso and Marcos Cabotá´s Amigos...; Enrique Urbizu´s return No Rest for the Wicked;
and Mariano Barroso´s new film Lo Mejor de Eva.
The company is also taking part in one of its most ambitious cinema projects to date: J. A. Bayona´s
The Impossible, with international stars Naomi Watts and Ewan McGregor.
LAZONA
Set up in 2003 by Ignacio and Gonzalo Salazar-Simpson, LAZONA is a Spanish film and theatre
production company based in Madrid. They are focused on mainstream films which can travel internationally, bringing Spanish talent to broader audiences.
LAZONA has produced various feature films to date: The Contestant, (Leonardo Sbaraglia), directed by Rodrigo Cortés (Buried), won the Critics and Cinematography awards at the Malaga Film
Festival. Since its premiere the film has been selected for various international and national festivals
(Karlovy Vary, Lincoln Center); Cinema Days directed by David Serrano and Road to Santiago directed by Roberto Santiago grossed 3m Euros in Spain and are distributed by Warner Brothers; Una
Hora Más en Canarias, directed by David Serrano was released on 2010 coproduced with Telespan; Are You There?, directed by Roberto Santiago in coproduction with Arcadia Motion Pictures
is completed. LAZONA’s latest projects are No Rest for the Wicked directed by Enrique Urbizu (Box
507) coproduced with Telecinco cinema and the political thriller 17 Hours: Every Minute Counts
When Making History, directed by Chema de la Peña with the participation of TVE.
FILMAX
With its headquarters in Barcelona and Julio Fernandez as its president, FILMAX is one of the main
independent Spanish groups providing audiovisual content. Organised in three areas (production,
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Internationally acclaimed Filmax titles:
Transsiberian (2008) by Brad Anderson; starring Woody Harrelson & Ben Kingsley
[REC] (2007), by Jaume Balaguero and Paco Plaza
Nocturna (2007, animation) by Victor Maldonado and Adrian Garcia
Fragile (2005) by Jaume Balaguero; starring Calista Flockhart and Richard Roxburg
The Machinist (2004) by Brad Anderson; starring Christian Bale
Darkness (2002) by Jaume Balaguero, a box-office smash in the USA; starring Ana Paquin
Recently Completed Titles:
Sleep Tight (2011) by Jaume Balaguero
Exorcismus (2010) by Manuel Carballo
Yellow (2010) by Xavier Gimenez
The Way (2010) by Emilio Estevez with Martin Sheen
[REC]² (2009) by Jaume Balagueroand Paco Plaza
In Production:
Snowflake (2011, animation) by Andres G. Schaer
[REC] 3 Genesis (2012) by Paco Plaza
In Development:
[REC] 4 Apocalypse by Jaume Balaguero
The Returned by Manuel Carballo
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