Director Juan Carlos Medina’s debut feature film (co-written with one of the
[REC] writers Luiso Berdejo) is a haunting, visceral allegorical horror
exploring the Spanish conscience in the aftermath of the civil war. When a
group of children are diagnosed with the affliction of feeling no pain (a real
condition called congenital analgesia) they are snatched away from their family,
forced into straitjackets, tattooed with a letter and hidden away from the rest
of the world in a sanatorium where they are experimented upon.
You can read my full review on Starburst Magazine
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