A lost child appears in a remote Andean town at the end of the 19th century. The village priest decides to take care of him but discovers that the only way to keep the child alive is to feed him with human blood.

DIRECTED BY: Diego Ortuño

PRODUCED BY: Michelle Echeverría, Christian Mejía Acosta, Nevenka Yanovich, Joan Salicrú

LANGUAGE: Spanish, Quechua

COUNTRY: Ecuador, Peru, Spain, Canada

TARGET: The main target is young people from 16 to 30 years old of all nationalities. Our audience includes men and women aged 40 and over, especially with rural origins, who keep orally transmitted horror tales in their memory. It is an attractive film for fans of genre cinema, Andean mythology and independent cinema.