Director:
Víctor GarcíaGuión:
Guillem CluaCámara:
José Luis BernalMúsica:
Marc Timón BarcelóReparto:
Carla Campra, Carlos Oviedo, Maria Molins, Anna Alarcón, Victor Solé, Jacob Torres, Manel Barceló, Mercè Llorens, Claudia Riera, Aina Quiñones, Marc Soler (más)Streaming (3)
Sinopsis(1)
Mayo de 1987. Las campanas de un pequeño pueblo del interior tañen con motivo de una fiesta. La iglesia está preparada para celebrar una misa de primera comunión, entre los niños está Judith, la hermana pequeña de Sara. A partir de la comunión de su hermana pequeña, Sara y una amiga sale una noche de fiesta y al hacérsele tarde, tiene que volver haciendo autostop. Durante el trayecto, uno de los pasajeros del coche las intimida con bromas de mal gusto hasta que alguien se les cruza en la carretera. Salen del coche para investigar y solo se encuentran con...una vieja muñeca de porcelana en medio del oscuro bosque. Así es como empieza la historia de Sara, la muñeca y la desaparición de una niña el día de su comunión. (Warner Bros. España)
(más)Reseñas (1)
A likeable Spanish ghost film without any higher ambitions, but it reliably meets all the necessary parameters, and nothing better from the ghost genre has come out this year. The story is set in the 1980s and centres on two friends who go out partying, get molly and hitchhike home with two guys. On their way they run into a girl holding a doll who disappeared years ago, and the trouble can begin. Pretty interesting ghost mythology around the doll and the ghost, likeable young actors, the ghost looks great (like a zombie bride but perfect practical make-up, no CGI), really uncomfortable look, has a nice pace, and the film isn't afraid to execute some of the characters, which I always welcome, and the atmosphere is cool too (the jump-scares didn't really work for me, but the ghost's appearance on the set just looked good and had the appropriate gusto). It's not as good as Don’t Listen or Malasaña 32, but it's still better than anything from America, or this year. If the competition was bigger, I'd stick with a strong three stars, but it's been a long time since I've seen a nicely made ghost film with a fine villain, so I'll happily upgrade. 7/10.
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