The Red Virgin

Hildegart is conceived and educated by her mother Aurora to be the woman of the future, to become one of the most brilliant minds of Spain in the 1930s and one of the European references on female sexuality.

Drama History Thriller

Najwa Nimri

Alba Planas

Aixa Villagrán

Patrick Criado

Pepe Viyuela

Jon Viar

Pep Ambròs

Pablo Vázquez

Jorge Usón

Nur Levi

Fernando Delgado-Hierro

Pep Ambròs

(Priest Alberto Pallés)

Carmen Barrantes

(Secretary Dolores)

Luis Mariano Meco

(Tennis Play Man)

Consuelo Trujillo

(Tennis Play Woman #1)

Alma Prelec

(Tennis Play Woman #2)

Jaime Ocaña

(Socialist Party HQ Man / Drag Queen)

Juan Codina

(Militant Man Ramón)

Alicia Armenteros

(Socialist Party Young Woman)

Natalie Pinot

(Bookstore Woman)

Jon Viar

(Militant Man Jaime)

José Luis Esteban

(Julián Besteiro)

Jorge Asín

(Andrés Saborit)

Luis Arroyo

(Wenceslao Carrillo)

Claudia Roset

(Militant Woman Daniela)

Sila Sicilia

Julia de Castro

Ainet Jounou

(Hildegart (9 Years Old))

Luna López

(Hildegart (4 Years Old))

Bosco Fernández

(Pepe Arriola (6 Years Old))

Paco Ochoa

Martín Abello

(Niño Pintada)

Abril Romero

(Niña Republicana)

Louis López

(Pepe Niño Foto)

Aitana Peinado

(Bailarina Club)

Ariela Katz

(Bailarina Club)

Bye Papi Nazareth

(Bailarina Club)

Cristina Manzanares Rodríguez

(Bailarina Club)

Isabel Sanz

(Bailarina Club)

Katherine Melgar

(Bailarina Club)

Laura Lozano Conde

(Bailarina Club)

Adrián Ávila Chicharro

(Bailarín Club)

Benjamín Pablo Rosado Mitte

(Bailarín Club)

Juan Sebastián Martínez

(Bailarín Club)

Pablo Bermejo Pérez

(Bailarín Club)

Victor Juaranz Perez

(Bailarín Club)

Benjamin Groisman

Facundo Petrucelli

Jorge Vela

Yevhen Riechkalov

Sila Juaces Diéguez

(Hip Hop República)

Miguel Callejón

(Cochero Galicia)

Eugenio Alonso

(Cochero República)

Summer-Rose Churchhouse