Aitana (Roser Tapias) brings her wife Gabi (Yapoena Silva) and their adopted son to surprise her parents. Yet when she walks into their gated mansion, her mother Dori (Pilar Almería) and father Justo (Alfred Picó) are anything but happy to see her. Only her wheelchair-bound brother Saúl (Jorge Motos), who suffers from a degenerative muscular disease, is excited to see her. But there's one more surprise. His caretaker Nadia (Anna Kurikka), a Romanian refugee, has replaced her as her parent's daughter.
Directors and writers Marisa Crespo and Moisés Romera, this starts with the feeling of being replaced and grows darker, as somehow, Aitana's parents have new friends who have a dark history. Sure, she hasn't seen them in three years. But can people change that much?
Between this and The Uncle, Fantastic Fest has been filled with some incredibly dark holiday movies.
Directors and writers Marisa Crespo and Moisés Romera, this starts with the feeling of being replaced and grows darker, as somehow, Aitana's parents have new friends who have a dark history. Sure, she hasn't seen them in three years. But can people change that much?
Between this and The Uncle, Fantastic Fest has been filled with some incredibly dark holiday movies.