A student travels with her boyfriend to Chiloé, remote Patagonia island in southern Chile, to investigate the link that exists between the high number of sexual related crimes and the myths 'n' legends that surround this mysterious place.
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Cast
Javier Attridge
Director
Matias Aldea
Self
Paula Figueroa
Self
Javier Attridge
Writer
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Comments
8 Comments
I THINK THAT THE DIRECTOR JAVIER USES BIG CLICHÉS TO REFER TO AN UNDERLYING PROBLEM IN A CHILEAN COMMUNITY, ALTHOUGH IT DOESN'T HAVE BIG SCARES AND LACKS A CREEPY FEELING IN HIS CINEMATOGRAPHY, HE MANAGES TO TELL A SOCIAL PROBLEM, THAT'S WHY HAVING SO LITTLE HE ACHIEVES A LOT, IT HAS HAD A LONG TOUR IN FESTIVALS OBTAINING SEVERAL AWARDS, IT IS A GOOD WORK HOWEVER I WOULD LIKE TO HAVE HAD MORE FEELINGS ESPECIALLY CLOSER TO THE GENRE HE USES.
I enjoyed this movie and I never got bored. The main characters are okay,Matias is an annoying character but to me is good because I didnt feel bad about all the horrible things that happened to him after making too many stupid decisions. I would have given a better rating but one sin that many found footage make is not having a good reason to record or keep recording. Spoilers..why was Matias recording himself sleeping and why did he keep recording while looking for Paula?. Maybe if he was using the Night vision of his camera.then maybe that could have been an explanation. In brief, I liked the movie, hated Matias as much as I hated Mika from Paranormal Activity. Makes me want to visit the island of Chiloe.
Don't waste your time & money watching this. There is about 13 minutes of the main male character filming the ground as he walks. Whatever camera they used to film this movie must have been cheap because everything is hard to see at night. Also, the main male character is comically stupid with his decision making abilities.
I THINK THAT THE DIRECTOR JAVIER USES BIG CLICHÉS TO REFER TO AN UNDERLYING PROBLEM IN A CHILEAN COMMUNITY, ALTHOUGH IT DOESN'T HAVE BIG SCARES AND LACKS A CREEPY FEELING IN HIS CINEMATOGRAPHY, HE MANAGES TO TELL A SOCIAL PROBLEM, THAT'S WHY HAVING SO LITTLE HE ACHIEVES A LOT, IT HAS HAD A LONG TOUR IN FESTIVALS OBTAINING SEVERAL AWARDS, IT IS A GOOD WORK HOWEVER I WOULD LIKE TO HAVE HAD MORE FEELINGS ESPECIALLY CLOSER TO THE GENRE HE USES.
This movie combines three of my absolute favorite movie genres: Found Footage, Foreign (here, Chilean), and Folk Horror. It's a terrific story of two students chasing down the connection of sexual crimes and native folklore. Very good acting and gorgeous background. The story is really captivating and fascinating, especially the ties to the Chilean folklore and Chiloe people. Enjoy! I loved it so much that I bought it for my foreign film collection.
