Murder Me, Monster
Neighboring Scenes: New Latin American Cinema 2019
February 22 - 26, 2019
In Alejandro Fadel’s genre-bending and offbeat philosophical horror movie, rural police officer Cruz investigates the bizarre case of a headless woman’s body found in a remote region of the Andes.
In Alejandro Fadel’s genre-bending and offbeat philosophical horror movie, rural police officer Cruz investigates the bizarre case of a headless woman’s body found in a remote region of the Andes. David, the husband of Cruz’s lover, becomes the prime suspect and is sent to a local mental hospital, where he blames the crime on the inexplicable and brutal appearance of the “Monster.” Cruz stumbles upon a mysterious theory involving geometric landscapes, mountain motorcyclists, and a mantra stuck in his head, which is the film’s title. U.S. Premiere
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