Felipe Ríos

A virus created by a mad scientist in Chile spreads around the world through infected banknotes with devastating consequences for masses of people.

A relaxing weekend in the countryside turn nightmarish for a group of women when a deranged man and his demonic son brutally attack them.

Set in a remote Chilean mining town in 1982, Diego Céspedes' debut follows young Lidia growing up in a queer household of drag performers and trans women. When a rumored illness spreads fear, suspicion and violence run rampant. Chile's official Oscar entry and the winner of Cannes Un Certain Regard prize, the film reimagines the AIDS era as a poetic queer western shaped by myth and tenderness