Toro

In the gritty crime drama Toro, released in 2016, we are introduced to the life of Toro, a young con man who has worked his way up as the right-hand man to Romano, a feared mob boss in the picturesque yet perilous setting of Torremolinos, Málaga. After a fateful decision to leave behind his life of crime, Toro's last job goes horribly wrong, leading to the death of his brother and a five-year prison sentence. Upon his release, Toro longs for a fresh start, dreaming of marrying his girlfriend Estrella, but the shadows of his past loom large when his family is drawn back into the criminal underworld.

When López, Toro's older brother, finds himself in a desperate situation involving Romano and a missing fortune, he turns to Toro for help. This leads to a heart-pounding sequence of events where Toro must navigate a deadly game of cat and mouse, racing against time to protect his niece, Diana, from Romano’s ruthless grasp. As Toro grapples with the consequences of his past choices, the film delves into themes of loyalty, redemption, and the inescapable nature of one’s history. The tension escalates as Toro, caught between his desire for freedom and the pull of familial obligation, embarks on a harrowing journey that tests his resolve and challenges the very idea of who he truly is. Toro is a compelling exploration of crime and morality, making it a gripping watch for fans of intense action and emotional depth.