"The Invisible guardian", the film adaptation of the first installment of the literary phenomenon "Baztán Trilogy" is filmed today in the Valley BATZAN in natural settings where the writer Dolores Redondo puts his detective Amaia Salazar, paper addresses the Basque Marta Etura.
Directed by Fernando González Molina, director of "blockbusters" and "Three Steps Above Heaven", "I Want You" or more recently "Palm Trees in the snow", the film recreates the investigations of Chief Inspector of Homicide Police Foral de Navarra in a first murder occurred on the banks of the river BATZAN in the valley of Navarra.
There the naked body of a teenager appears in a circumstance that relates to a murder occurred a month ago.
It is the beginning of "The Invisible guardian", an acclaimed novel by critics and audiences, with over 700,000 readers and published in 34 countries, including the United States.
Crime investigation lead to the young detective Salazar back to the village of Elizondo, where she grew up and has tried to escape her whole life.
Confronted with the complicated referral of the case and their own ghosts, research becomes a race against time to give a ruthless murderer, in a fertile land in superstition and witchcraft.
Produced by Atresmedia Film and Nostromo Pictures thriller will be shot for nine weeks between Navarre and Madrid, where he will move in three weeks.
Scripted by Luis Berdejo, the cast includes actors like Elvira Minguez, Ramon Barea, Susi Sánchez, Pedro Casablanc, Manolo Solo, Miquel Fernandez, Itziar Aizpurua, Carlos Librado "Nene" or Francesc Orella, among others.
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