A new inspector changes how a town responds to women’s disappearances.
Tomás works in a video store and makes dolls in his spare time. In The Dollmaker, those ordinary points of identification acquire a different context when an inspector investigating missing women begins to suspect him. Official distributor or producer synopsis and credits.
The town initially shows little concern about the disappearances. The inspector’s arrival changes the direction of the story by treating them as a case that must be resolved. Tomás moves from being one resident among others to the investigation’s central suspect. Official distributor or producer synopsis and credits.
That distinction leaves a question open. Being suspected is part of the premise; it does not by itself establish what Tomás has done. The distributor’s synopsis introduces the inquiry without supplying its resolution. Official distributor or producer synopsis and credits.
Rodrigo Noya plays Tomás. José María Cicala directs and shares the screenplay credit with Griselda Sanchez. The Argentine film’s original title is Encantador, and Cinephobia lists a 97-minute running time with Spanish dialogue and English subtitles. Official distributor or producer synopsis and credits.