Mitra, Turn off the light to see

The film follows Lucía, a psychologist working for Line 117, as she assists victims of domestic violence. On a stormy night, her life is disrupted by a dark force that invades her home, leading her on a quest to uncover the identity of her attacker. This journey plunges her into a realm filled with shadows and connects her to Guri, a worshiper of the pagan deity Mithras.

With its focus on psychological tension and supernatural elements, "Mitra, Turn off the light to see" presents a rich narrative for collectors interested in contemporary horror cinema. The film's exploration of real-world issues through a supernatural lens adds depth and relevance to its story, making it a noteworthy title for those who appreciate thought-provoking genre films. The cast, including Martín Tchira and Ezequiel Rodríguez, brings the characters to life, enhancing the film's chilling atmosphere.