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Valeria a longtemps rêvé de devenir mère. Après avoir appris qu'elle est enceinte, elle s'attend à être heureuse, mais quelque chose ne va pas.Valeria a longtemps rêvé de devenir mère. Après avoir appris qu'elle est enceinte, elle s'attend à être heureuse, mais quelque chose ne va pas.Valeria a longtemps rêvé de devenir mère. Après avoir appris qu'elle est enceinte, elle s'attend à être heureuse, mais quelque chose ne va pas.
- Récompenses
- 13 victoires et 31 nominations au total
Carlos Orozco Plascencia
- Victor
- (as Carlos Orozco)
Histoire
Le saviez-vous
- AnecdotesThe title is derived from the folklore of La Huesera, a mysterious female figure who roamed the desert gathering bones. Said to favour those of wolves, La Huesera would assemble an entire skeleton, before singing to it. Her song would eventually bring the deceased creature back to life, granting it freedom to roam the plains once more.
- Bandes originalesSabinas
Performed by Norma Reyna, Gina Morett and Rocío Belmont
Written by Gibrán Andrade (as Gibrán Androide) and Cabeza de Vaca
Courtesy of Gibrán Andrade (as Gibrán Androide) and Cabeza de Vaca
Commentaire à la une
Valeria just found out she is pregnant, and she and her husband Raul are ecstatic. We then notice her withdrawing a bit from Raul with her joy and enthusiasm dwindling. One night, she witnesses a woman jump from her apartment window, but all is not what it seems.
Soon after, Valeria starts sensing and seeing things. Is it her imagination? Is she hallucinating? Or is it something far more sinister? If you've watched 'Huesera: The Bone Woman', then the answer will be obvious, but I'm not doing spoilers here for those who haven't seen it yet!
The film offers so many creepy moments and disturbing images. This is not your average Hollywood-style possession movie and some viewers might be disappointed in that regard. The narration makes the viewer wonder and question what is real, and what is a figment of Valeria's imagination. It also doesn't explain everything as clearly as most mainstream movies do. Either way, it makes for a disturbing watch in the vein of 'Under the Shadow', while the ending (sort of) reminded me of 'The Witch'.
The film takes a bit of a dip around the end of the second act and into the third, but Natalia Solián's fantastic performance as Valeria kept me interested and wanting more. The ending is not what I expected, but then again, this is not your average horror movie and it is unpredictable.
Soon after, Valeria starts sensing and seeing things. Is it her imagination? Is she hallucinating? Or is it something far more sinister? If you've watched 'Huesera: The Bone Woman', then the answer will be obvious, but I'm not doing spoilers here for those who haven't seen it yet!
The film offers so many creepy moments and disturbing images. This is not your average Hollywood-style possession movie and some viewers might be disappointed in that regard. The narration makes the viewer wonder and question what is real, and what is a figment of Valeria's imagination. It also doesn't explain everything as clearly as most mainstream movies do. Either way, it makes for a disturbing watch in the vein of 'Under the Shadow', while the ending (sort of) reminded me of 'The Witch'.
The film takes a bit of a dip around the end of the second act and into the third, but Natalia Solián's fantastic performance as Valeria kept me interested and wanting more. The ending is not what I expected, but then again, this is not your average horror movie and it is unpredictable.
- paulclaassen
- 15 janv. 2024
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Box-office
- Montant brut mondial
- 1 685 816 $US
- Durée1 heure 37 minutes
- Couleur
- Rapport de forme
- 1.85 : 1
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