Francisco Ibáñez echoed these events in Mortadelo y Filemón comics such as El atasco de influences (1991), Corrupción a mogollón (1994), El Señor de los Ladrillos (2005) and Marrullería en la alcaldía (2010). For his part, Magius has treated it in Spring for Madrid").[134]​[135]​.

In Spanish cinema you can also find examples of films that revolve around corruption or include it as an important element in their plots. A couple of examples are The Deputy (1978), by Eloy de la Iglesia, in which the extreme right of the Transition launches a plot to end the political career of a brilliant left-wing candidate; The National Shotgun (1978), by Luis García Berlanga, about a Catalan businessman of electronic intercoms who decides to organize a hunt in Madrid to make contacts within a most surreal Franco court. This film had two sequels, National Heritage "National Heritage (film)") (1981) and Nacional III (1982); or Everyone in prison (1993), also by Berlanga, where the celebration of the International Day of the Prisoner of Conscience in the Valencia model prison serves as the only setting for several characters to seek to create personal benefits from such a celebration.

In the century, especially as a result of the 2008 crisis (although there are also productions prior to this), several films centered their main plot around corruption. A good example is La Caja 507 (2002), in which a bank director, after being kidnapped, discovers the true reason for the death of his daughter in a fire, which leads him to seek revenge on those responsible; The Stranger "The Stranger (2015 film)") (2015) is an action thriller where another bank director is trapped with his children inside his own car when, after getting in, he receives a call warning that if they get out of it, the car will explode unless he pays a large sum of money; B, the movie (2015) is a drama based on real events about the trial of Luis Bárcenas, former general treasurer of the Popular Party, over alleged parallel accounting or "Box B" of the party; The Man of a Thousand Faces "The Man of a Thousand Faces (2016 film)") (2016), also based on real events, recreates the tricks of the former Spanish Secret Service agent Francisco Paesa and the former director of the Civil Guard Luis Roldán; Selfie&action=edit&redlink=1 "Selfie (film) (not yet written)") (2017), comedy about the egomaniacal and vain son of a minister whose life changes when his father is accused and he loses his upper-class privileges, going so far as to ask for a job at the Podemos headquarters; and The kingdom "The kingdom (film)") (2018), a drama with overtones of intrigue about the right-hand man of the president of an autonomous community who, upon being implicated in a corruption scandal, tries to pull the rug out from under his co-workers when he finds himself betrayed by them.

Francisco Ibáñez echoed these events in Mortadelo y Filemón comics such as El atasco de influences (1991), Corrupción a mogollón (1994), El Señor de los Ladrillos (2005) and Marrullería en la alcaldía (2010). For his part, Magius has treated it in Spring for Madrid").[134]​[135]​.

In Spanish cinema you can also find examples of films that revolve around corruption or include it as an important element in their plots. A couple of examples are The Deputy (1978), by Eloy de la Iglesia, in which the extreme right of the Transition launches a plot to end the political career of a brilliant left-wing candidate; The National Shotgun (1978), by Luis García Berlanga, about a Catalan businessman of electronic intercoms who decides to organize a hunt in Madrid to make contacts within a most surreal Franco court. This film had two sequels, National Heritage "National Heritage (film)") (1981) and Nacional III (1982); or Everyone in prison (1993), also by Berlanga, where the celebration of the International Day of the Prisoner of Conscience in the Valencia model prison serves as the only setting for several characters to seek to create personal benefits from such a celebration.

In the century, especially as a result of the 2008 crisis (although there are also productions prior to this), several films centered their main plot around corruption. A good example is La Caja 507 (2002), in which a bank director, after being kidnapped, discovers the true reason for the death of his daughter in a fire, which leads him to seek revenge on those responsible; The Stranger "The Stranger (2015 film)") (2015) is an action thriller where another bank director is trapped with his children inside his own car when, after getting in, he receives a call warning that if they get out of it, the car will explode unless he pays a large sum of money; B, the movie (2015) is a drama based on real events about the trial of Luis Bárcenas, former general treasurer of the Popular Party, over alleged parallel accounting or "Box B" of the party; The Man of a Thousand Faces "The Man of a Thousand Faces (2016 film)") (2016), also based on real events, recreates the tricks of the former Spanish Secret Service agent Francisco Paesa and the former director of the Civil Guard Luis Roldán; Selfie&action=edit&redlink=1 "Selfie (film) (not yet written)") (2017), comedy about the egomaniacal and vain son of a minister whose life changes when his father is accused and he loses his upper-class privileges, going so far as to ask for a job at the Podemos headquarters; and The kingdom "The kingdom (film)") (2018), a drama with overtones of intrigue about the right-hand man of the president of an autonomous community who, upon being implicated in a corruption scandal, tries to pull the rug out from under his co-workers when he finds himself betrayed by them.