The Onetti brothers’ fictional horror story is set during Argentina’s military dictatorship and the World Cup final.
The detention center in 1978 is already a place of violence before the supernatural enters the story. A group of torturers abducts young people from a house and takes them there during the Argentina–Netherlands World Cup final. Official distributor or producer synopsis and credits.
The captives belong to a cult connected with an unidentified supernatural force. That fictional element changes the situation inside the center: the abductors encounter something outside the power they expected to exercise over their prisoners. Official distributor or producer synopsis and credits.
The film combines a historical setting with an invented horror plot. Its cult and supernatural events are elements of that fiction, not an explanation for the dictatorship’s real victims or a justification for the abuses committed against them. Official distributor or producer synopsis and credits.
Nicolás and Luciano Onetti direct. The official cast record includes Agustín Pardella, Carlos Portaluppi, Mario Alarcón, and Paula Silva. Black Mandala’s synopsis locates the confrontation in the detention facility, linking the film’s supernatural threat to an enclosed site of coercion. Official distributor or producer synopsis and credits.