Blood in the Bullring explained

Blood in the Bullring
Director:	Rafael Gil
Producer:	Andrés Velasco
Cinematography:	Michel Kelber
Editing:	José Antonio Rojo
Music:	Ángel Arteaga
Studio:	Hidalgo Producciones Cinematográficas
Runtime:	100 minutes
Country:	Spain
Language:	Spanish

Blood in the Bullring (Spanish:Sangre en el ruedo) is a 1969 Spanish drama film directed by Rafael Gil and starring Alberto Closas, Ángel Teruel and Francisco Rabal.^[1]

Synopsis

The son of a famous bullfighter tries to solve an injustice that his father did, even if he must become a bullfighter too.

Alberto Closas as José Domínguez
Ángel Teruel as Juanito Carmona 'Manuel Montes'
Francisco Rabal as Juan Carmona
Cristina Galbó as Paloma Domínguez
José Sazatornil as apoderado (manager/agent)
José Sacristán as Andrés Medina
Guillermo Marín as newspaper director
Mary Begoña as Ramona
- - Arturo López Manuel Velasco Joaquín Pamplona as Cayetano
Alfonso del Real as mayor
Erasmo Pascual as priest in the seats
Goyo Lebrero as railway ticket seller
Rafael Hernández as mechanic
Fernando Sánchez Polack as Félix
- - José Morales José Guijarro Luis Barbero as Jorge
- María José García de Lorente Fabián Conde as Nicasio
- Carlos Hernán Maria Gustafsson
- Javier Lozano Alberto Fernández as truck driver
- Luís Pacheco José Mata
Ramón Fernández Tejela
José Bódalo as Rafael