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Un hombre comienza a notar un patrón: en cada lugar que descubre con ayuda de una web de mapas, la misma presencia ya está allí, esperándolo.
While browsing different places through online maps, a man repeatedly comes across the same person every time.
México, 1864. Tres soldados rasos son enviados a recuperar un botín de guerra en un bosque presuntamente acechado por monstruos. Justino es mestizo y despreocupado. Remigio, indígena e ingenuo. Manuel, un niño rico: blanco, bello y prepotente. Al adentrarse en territorio salvaje, la presencia de los “tekuani”, bestias legendarias capaces de hechizar a quien los mire a los ojos, los obliga a enfrentar la naturaleza de sus verdaderos instintos.
In 1864, three Mexican soldiers—Justino, a carefree mestizo; Remigio, naive, young and indigenous; and Manuel, an arrogant, handsome white man—are dispatched to a forest rumored to be haunted by monsters. Their mission: to recover war loot. As they journey into this untamed wilderness, they encounter the “tekuani”, legendary beasts said to bewitch anyone who looks them in the eyes. The presence of these creatures forces the men to confront their true instincts.
On the night of Setsubun, the Japanese celebration to welcome spring and drive away evil spirits, a young boy and his father have a disturbing encounter at the local grocery store, blurring the lines between myth and reality.
Romane and Marcus, childhood friends, are hiking in the German Palatinate forest. As Romane catches her breath, she spots a shadow in the distance, hidden behind the trees, watching her.
Colombia, 1951: En medio de La Violencia, el período de brutal guerra política entre liberales y conservadores, un par de chulavitas –asesinos a sueldo pagados por el gobierno– acechan a un sacerdote en la oscuridad de la noche, esperando que los conduzca a la cabaña en el bosque en donde se esconden sus próximas víctimas. Pero el horror que encontrarán allí es mil veces peor que el dolor que pensaban infligir.
Colombia, 1951: Amidst the violence of a brutal political war between liberals and conservatives, a pair of chulavitas—government-paid hitmen—stalk a priest in the dark of night, hoping he will lead them to the cabin in the woods where their next victims are hiding. But the horror they find there is a thousand times worse than the pain they intended to inflict.
En una habitación aparta del mundo real, vive Juan un niño de 10 años junto con sus abuelos, su abuelo tiene una extraña enfermedad la cual hace que expulse grandes cantidades de materia, gracias a esto todas las noches los visitan apariciones que se alimentan de su carne podrida. La abuela trata de ocultar lo que pasa del niño, pero Juan decide una noche escabullirse y acercarse a las apariciones.
En una habitación liminal donde los cambios de temperatura reflejan su agitación emocional, dos hermanas distanciadas se enfrentan a su doloroso pasado, descubriendo que solo al confrontar sus conflictos no resueltos podrán escapar del tormento del “entre” y encontrar la paz.
In a liminal room where temperature shifts reflect their emotional turmoil, two estranged sisters confront their painful past, discovering that only by facing their unresolved conflicts can they escape the torment of the in-between and find peace.
After another night of insomnia, a man comes across a strange community living in his building and discovers the elaborate illusion they have created.
During a train ride, Ariel and Paul pass the time sketching their deepest fears. Their game takes an unexpected turn when Gilda, a mysterious passenger, intrudes on their exchange. Yet, her relationship with fear seems far less innocent than their playful drawings.
The year is 2194. Transfers between the digital and physical worlds are routine. In specialized facilities, bodies are cultivated for artificial intelligences seeking human form. At one such facility, an officer from the Department of Embodiments arrives to speak with a being completing its transformation.
En esta fábula oscura contemporánea, un chico viaja a través de una ciudad de pesadilla para encontrar una cura para su madre, mientras la maldición de una plaga de baile desciende sobre él y su hogar.
In this contemporary dark fable, a boy journeys through a nightmarish city to find a cure for his mom, as a dancing curse descends on him and his home.
He was born with the peculiar ability to move and remove his body parts. Throughout his life, he shares his body parts to people he loves. Until the day he died, all left from him is a torso with a faceless head. His mother is trying to recollect his body parts.
In this adaptation of Little Red Riding Hood, nothing goes as expected: "Hoodie" boldly asserts her desires without fear or shame, the Wolf is far from a predator, and Grandmother is losing her mind. But the Narrator hasn’t had the last word yet...
J discovers mold growing on her spouse’s ashes. When she sprinkles the mold onto her food, it begins to move, searching for more food. J puts the moldy food in the bathtub and starts to create something.
Adèle, a somewhat overwhelmed mother, panics when her eight-month-old daughter, Olivia, supernaturally disappears without a trace. When Adèle finds Olivia at a dangerously seductive garden party where a neighbor claims to be her mother, the young woman must fight to stay grounded as the scrutiny of others forces her to confront her own anxieties.
Paula, una aficionada a las artes marciales, asiste a una cita ginecológica con un médico raro e insensible.
Paula, a martial arts enthusiast, attends a gynecological appointment with a weird and insensitive doctor.
Una jóven pareja recibe una criatura como regalo de bodas ¿Lograrán cuidarla durante un año para preservar su matrimonio?
A young couple receives a creature as a wedding gift. Will they be able to take care of it for a year to safeguard their marriage?
In the shadows of her apartment, Nour hides the deep burns covering her body under a mysterious veil. Outside, she quickly finds herself ensnared by the terrible curse that haunts her.
