The Island of Lies

In January 1921, the steamship Santa Isabel sinks off the coast of Sálvora Island, carrying over two hundred emigrants. The film follows three women, María, Josefa, and Cipriana, who attempt to rescue the shipwrecked and are hailed as heroes. However, an Argentinean journalist named León begins to uncover the truth, questioning the authorities' narrative and revealing deeper societal issues.

The film is based on a true story, highlighting the horrors of a secret shipwreck and the impact on the local community. It delves into themes of modern feudalism and social prejudice, set against the backdrop of an isolated island in Galicia. The runtime is 94 minutes, providing a compact yet engaging narrative for viewers.