The Island of Lies

About This Movie

The Island of Lies is a fascinating blend of drama and mystery, set against the backdrop of a chilling maritime disaster. The film, directed by Paula Cons, captures the stark beauty of Galicia in 1921, immersing viewers in the harsh realities faced by the island women—María, Josefa, and Cipriana. Their decision to set sail in a fragile skiff to rescue shipwreck survivors creates a palpable tension throughout. The atmosphere is thick with a sense of urgency and moral complexity, making you ponder themes of sacrifice and survival. The performances are strong, particularly the chemistry among the female leads. The practical effects, especially in depicting the ship sinking, enhance the authenticity of the film. It's a slow burn that lingers with you, both haunting and thought-provoking.

Set in early 20th century Spain · Strong female leads · Focus on historical maritime disaster