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  Luz: The Flower of Evil on Blu-ray and digital [read more]
  The Devil and all his works
  Brace yourself for Juan Diego Escobar Alzate's harrowing yet beautiful take on the horrors of religious fanaticism in Luz: The Flower of Evil.

Far into the Colombian mountains, a small farming community is rocked by the arrival of a mysterious young boy. Their leader, El SeƱor, claims that the child is the new Messiah, there to save their land, yet his three daughters start to question their father's beliefs when the community starts to dissolve into madness and violence. Is this boy God? The Devil? And, is there a difference?

An official selection at both the Sitges Fantastic Film Festival and Glasgow Film Festival, Luz: The Flower of Evil marks the arrival of a stunning new cinematic voice and is essential viewing for any folk horror, acid western and dark arthouse film aficionados.

Fractured Visions presents Luz: The Flower of Evil on digital 26 July and limited edition Blu-ray 23 August. Watch the trailer at the link above.
  Graeme Clark [16 Jun 2021 at 00:31]
     

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