The 47

Bus driver Manolo Vital watches his immigrant neighborhood of Torre Baró sink into neglect, ignored by authorities despite lacking water, electricity, and proper roads. In late 1970s Barcelona, a city straining under the weight of its own modernization, his patience finally snaps. A single, desperate act of blocking a major thoroughfare with his vehicle sparks an unexpected fire. What begins as a solitary protest against systemic indifference grows into a potent symbol of resistance, capturing a city's struggle with deep-seated inequality during a pivotal moment of transformation.