Satanascabaña
Synopsis
A group of friends travels to a cabin in the countryside to celebrate Citlali’s birthday. Everything is ready—the food, the music, the laughter... but Citlali never arrives. Instead, Fernando shows up, a friend of hers whom no one knows very well, claiming that she invited him. As time passes, the unease grows. One of the friends, Alejandro, begins to feel they are not alone. There’s something in the air—a presence watching them. The tension rises with strange noises coming from the fields and the growing sensation that someone is observing them.
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Natalia Martínez Mejía
- Original Title
- Satanascabaña
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 21m
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What is Satanascabaña about?
A group of friends travels to a cabin in the countryside to celebrate Citlali’s birthday. Everything is ready—the food, the music, the laughter... but Citlali never arrives. Instead, Fernando shows up, a friend of hers whom no one knows very well, claiming that she invited him. As time passes, the unease grows. One of the friends, Alejandro, begins to feel they are not alone. There’s something in the air—a presence watching them. The tension rises with strange noises coming from the fields and the growing sensation that someone is observing them.
Who directed Satanascabaña?
Satanascabaña was directed by Natalia Martínez Mejía.
Who stars in Satanascabaña?
The principal cast of Satanascabaña includes Alejandro Mendicuti, Jesús Estrada Escobedo.
When was Satanascabaña released and how long is it?
Satanascabaña was released in the theatrical window with a total runtime of 21m.