Madrid attacks, 22 years later

On March 11 2004, Spain was shaken by one of the deadliest terrorist attacks in Europe’s modern history. This powerful documentary revisits the Madrid train bombings through the eyes of survivors like Rosa Maria, who still lives with both physical and psychological scars two decades later. From the chaos at El Pozo, Atocha, and Santa Eugenia stations to the overwhelmed emergency response, the investigation that followed, and the controversial handling of information by authorities, this film uncovers the lasting impact of 11M. Featuring testimonies from victims, doctors, investigators, and experts, it explores trauma, resilience, justice, and the fight for recognition. Twenty years on, the wounds remain—and the lessons are more relevant than ever.