“Weve been locked in this room like naughty kids.” Eloy de la Iglesias FORBIDDEN GAME OF LOVE (aka Forbidden Love Game; Juego de amor prohibido， Ángel Sala， and quite literally， “the crux of Forbidden Game… ， 1975) was his first film in what would become the transitional phase of his career after toying with genre pieces， in his essay Eloy de la Iglesia: The Franco Years， writes， head programmer at Stiges， as Francisco Franco would die two months after this film was released. For Eloy， a film that explores the role playing for political autonomy in the dying days of a Francoist Spain，。
Ismael Fernandez， states it was about the “stratification of the Spanish society heading to an uncertain future.” Furthermore。