A story of rural terror about toxic relationships and the importance of friendship

Miguel and Ana are young, in debt, and expecting a baby. A small town offering free housing appears to be their salvation. Leonese regional folklore and terror collide in this story of survival set in vacant Spain. Javi de Castro gathers the canonical elements of the terror subgenre known as folk horror, typical of British film, to bring them to Spain, handing the protagonism over to the executioners.