In the sun-scorched alleys of Ibiza, ten-year-old Agnès, a voracious reader, stumbles upon a ghostly visitor: the spirit of writer Joan Castelló Guasch. Drawn into a spectral partnership, she becomes the vessel for three ancient legends that whisper of the island’s darkest secrets. As each tale unfolds, the line between reality and folklore blurs, and Agnès discovers that some stories are better left untold. A haunting blend of childhood innocence and creeping dread, this atmospheric gem will linger long after the final page turns.
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In the sun-scorched alleys of Ibiza, ten-year-old Agnès, a voracious reader, stumbles upon a ghostly visitor: the spirit of writer Joan Castelló Guasch. Drawn into a spectral partnership, she becomes the vessel for three ancient legends that whisper of the island's darkest secrets. As each...
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User Reviews
“The way this film blends folklore with a child's perspective is masterful. The atmosphere is thick with unease, and the ghostly presence feels genuinely creepy. I loved how the stories unfolded, each one more unsettling than the last. A must-watch for fans of slow-burn horror.”
“As someone who loves European folklore, this was right up my alley. The cinematography captures the eerie beauty of Ibiza perfectly. The acting is solid, especially from the young lead. Some might find it too slow, but for me, the tension built beautifully.”
“It's a good film, but not as scary as I expected. The stories are interesting, but I wish they had been more terrifying. Still, the atmosphere is top-notch and the ghost scenes are genuinely chilling. I'd recommend it for the unique take on horror.”
“This movie sneaks up on you. It starts off seemingly innocent, but the undercurrent of dread grows and grows. The way the legends are woven into the main narrative is clever. I was on the edge of my seat during the final story. Definitely underrated.”


























































































