Killing Al Nani is a 1988 Spanish film directed by Roberto Bodegas, based on the life of the criminal Santiago Corella, alias "El Nani". It belongs to the so-called cinema quinqui, which reflects the lives of young people from poor neighborhoods who are dedicated to delinquency, as well as police and institutional corruption. Despite the expectation created among the population by the "Case Nani", the film failed to attract a large number of spectators. This film premiered in April 1988, that is, before the ruling of the Madrid Provincial Court that sentenced three policemen for the disappearance of Santiago Corella.