# Prison 77 (2022)  > Modelo Prison. Barcelona, 1977. Manuel, a young accountant, imprisoned and awaiting trial for embezzlement, faces a sentence of 6 to 8 years, a disproportionate punishment for the crime committed. Together with his cellmate Pino, he joins forces with COPEL, a collective fighting for the rights of ordinary prisoners and amnesty. A war for freedom breaks out that will bring the Spanish prison system to its knees. If things are changing outside, they’ll have to do the same inside. A tale of friendship, solidarity and freedom, inspired in true events. **Runtime**: 2h 5m **Genres**: Drama ## Cast - [[Miguel Herrán]] as Manuel Gómez - [[Javier Gutiérrez]] as Pino - [[Jesús Carroza]] as El Negro - [[Catalina Sopelana]] as Lucía - [[Xavi Sáez]] as Boni - [[Fernando Tejero]] as El Marbella - [[Víctor Castilla]] as Rompetechos - [[Alfonso Lara]] as Demócrata - [[Iñigo de la Iglesia]] as Agustín - [[Iñigo Aranburu]] as Andrés - [[Javier Lago]] as Domingo - [[Javier Beltrán]] as Arnau Solsona - [[Aimar Vega]] as Emilio Simón 'Gafe' - [[Julián Valcárcel]] as Abogado de Oficio - [[Nacho Marraco]] as Blanes - [[Polo Camino]] as Rubí - [[Roberto Garrido]] as Jose Enrique (as Roberto Garrido de la Cruz) - [[Mikel Losada]] as Martín Puente - [[Carles Sanjaime]] as Manuel Merino - Director Prisión - [[Xavi Mira]] as Ramón - [[Lewis Andry]] as Fernanda - [[Iván Hompanera]] as Juanito - [[Sergi Torrecilla]] as Carlos García Valdés - [[Edgar Prates]] as Horóscopo - [[Miguel Lago Casal]] as Sandokán - [[Lluís Altés]] as Mando Antidisturbios - [[Marc Pujol]] as Preso COPEL 2 - [[Ireneu Tranis]] as Preso COPEL 3 - [[Bruno Belda]] as Preso COPEL 4 - [[Albert Adrià]] as Preso COPEL 5 - [[Javier Berger]] as Preso COPEL 6 - [[Álex Peña]] as Preso COPEL 7 - [[Kiko Pedrosa Martínez]] as Preso Amnistía - [[Joaquín Caralt Evraert]] as Preso Valla - [[Miquel Abril]] as Preso Fuga 1 - [[Juan Fuentes]] as Preso Machota - [[José Luis Aguilar]] as Mando de la Policía - [[Alejandro Romero]] as Hijo del Negro - [[Ela García]] as Hija del Negro - [[Alicia Moruno]] as Mujer del Negro - [[José Luis Rasero]] as Gobernador Civil (as José Rasero) - [[Alberto Salas]] as Antifuga 1 - [[Juan Carlos Pascual]] as Juez - Policía - [[Carlos Bernardino]] as Preso Anuncio Travestis - [[Sergio Andolini]] as Preso Puerta - [[Juan Santiago Amaya]] as Preso Proelecciones - [[Juan Esteve]] as Preso Convulsiones - [[Elías González Ruiz]] as Preso Trama Motín - [[Jordi Font]] as Preso Calvo - [[Pedro Castellón Carbonell]] as Preso Descubre Juez Falso - [[Miguel Errante]] as Preso 1 Despedida Boni - [[Pedro Rabal]] as Preso 2 - [[Constantino Fernández]] as Preso Grita a Senadores - [[Rubén Carballés]] as Funcionario 1 El Espinar - [[César Cadaval]] as Funcionario 2 El Espinar - [[Daniel Mantero]] as Médico El Espinar (as Dani Mantero) - [[Jose María Onrubia]] as Enfermero El Espinar - [[Natalia Falcón]] as Travesti - [[Jaime Barroso López]] as Francisco - COPEL Vigo - [[Nando Pérez]] as Gerardo - COPEL Zamora - [[José Javier Vargas]] as Germán - COPEL València - [[Julio Vargas]] as Rafael - COPEL Sevilla - [[Carlos Cepa]] as Preso COPEL Carabanchel - [[Daniel Astola]] as Preso COPEL Soria - [[Rafa de Vera]] as Preso COPEL Ávila - [[José Gabriel Campos]] as Funcionario Secuestrado - [[Bernat Mestre]] as Antifuga 2 --- [TMDB](https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/913991) | [IMDb](https://imdb.com/title/tt15128358)