Celda 211 (2025): A Riot Resurrected—And This Time, No One Gets Out Clean

When the system forgets you, survival isn’t justice—it’s a slow, brutal rebellion.

Celda 211 (2025) returns with a ferocious sequel that dives back into the brutal world of prison politics, identity, and survival. More than a continuation, this is a spiritual reckoning—a film that confronts the chaos left behind after the unforgettable events of the original.

Years after the deadly riot that shattered Spain’s most notorious prison, the ghosts of Cell 211 still linger. The sequel introduces a new inmate, Damián Salazar—a former anti-riot officer falsely accused and thrown into the same prison where Juan Oliver once made his name and lost everything. As Damián struggles to survive among killers who recognize him as a traitor, he discovers that the prison has not healed—it has evolved into something even more dangerous.

The power vacuum left by Malamadre’s death has birthed brutal factions. Corruption festers both inside and outside the cells. Damián must navigate violent alliances, a manipulative warden, and a secret resistance group trying to bring justice to the system from within. The deeper he digs, the clearer it becomes: Cell 211 was just the beginning of a much larger war.

Visceral, tense, and unflinchingly human, Celda 211 (2025) exposes the thin line between prisoner and protector, and how justice itself can rot behind bars.