La Llorona is a great, powerful and meaningful myth, and you’d be hard-pressed to find better inspiration for a horror film. Sadly, this isn’t the film that does the subject matter justice.
The Cry - La Llorona (2008)
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Theatrical Release:May 2, 2008 Limited
Synopsis: Since the 16th century, the myth of La Llorona has occupied the Western hemisphere with its tale of a woman who killed her children. In modern-day New York City, the spirit returns and kids begin... Since the 16th century, the myth of La Llorona has occupied the Western hemisphere with its tale of a woman who killed her children. In modern-day New York City, the spirit returns and kids begin dying all over the city. A pair of detectives (played by Christian Camargo and Carols Leon) investigate the murders, but both the supernatural and horrific nature of the crime begin to plague them. The terror also hits too close to home for a young mother (Adriana Dominguez) who may be possessed by La Llorona. [More]
Starring: Christian Camargo, Adriana Dominguez, Carlos Leon, Miriam Colon
Starring: Christian Camargo, Adriana Dominguez, Carlos Leon, Miriam Colon
Director: Bernadine Santistevan
Director: Bernadine Santistevan
Screenwriter: Bernadine Santistevan, Monique Salazar
Producer: Bernadine Santistevan, Laura Blum, Javier Ramirez Sandoval, Juan Dapena
Composer: Dean Parker
Studio: Monterrey Media
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