Western,Fantasy,Drama,Horror
Colombia
Luz: The Flower of Evil is a Colombian thriller directed by Juan Diego Escobar Alzate. The film tells the story of a small, isolated community hidden in the midst of the mountains, led by a preacher called El Señor (Conrado Osorio). One day, a young girl named Luz (Yuri Vargas) is brought to them as a new Messiah, prophesized to bring salvation to their people.
While at first, she is welcomed with open arms, her arrival soon unleashes a wave of violence and pain that threatens to destroy the entire community. As the people begin to believe in Luz's divine powers, they become increasingly fanatical and begin to engage in acts of violence, both amongst themselves and against outsiders.
Meanwhile, Luz's husband (Johann Pinzón) becomes increasingly skeptical about her divine status and sets out on a mission to expose the truth behind her arrival. What he discovers will shock and horrify both him and the audience.
Overall, Luz: The Flower of Evil is a chilling and atmospheric exploration of the dangers of religious fanaticism and blind faith. The film is beautifully shot and features strong performances from its cast, making it a must-see for fans of psychological thrillers and horror.
