29 APRIL — 09 MAY 2027

29 APRIL — 09 MAY 2027

Mouth of Madness Marathon

May 09 2025, Friday, 23:59 (346')

Cinema Ideal • C.666

In and Out of the Hornbeam Maze

A sung and rhymed story that delights us with the more sinister aspects of nursery rhymes. One by one, four children enter a bucolic labyrinth and come face to face with their fears. Based on a horror ballad by Scottish poet Helen Adam. 
Tomas Stark
Sweden

2025, 5'

A Round of Applause for Death

This atmospheric short takes us through dreams with different abstract scenarios of murder and manslaughter, all ending with a round of applause for Death, the conclusion of all (these) dreams.
Stephen Irwin
United Kingdom

2024, 5'

Channelvue

A short film that takes us back to the nostalgic 1990s and the TV guide that accompanied the day’s broadcasts. Here, we follow a very bad day in the life of the CEO of a cable channel who sees her programming attacked by mischievous hackers.
Brandon Tauszik
United States

2024, 8'

MadS

Romain is a young adult who goes to his usual friend to try something new. On a drive home laced with cocaine and something else, the music blares and the euphoric feeling is interrupted when someone who shouldn’t be on the road gets in the car. What follows is a descent into a, shall we say, zombie apocalypse in a movie that employs the one-shot with a sure and fearless hand. MadS has an uncanny aesthetic sense that harmonizes with the exquisite tension it builds. It makes sense that the last night is the maddest. 
David Moreau
France

2024, 89'

The Girls

The first crush is the deepest. The girls in this movie are growing up and discovering their power, and nothing could be more in keeping with the codes of the horror genre as female rebellion and sisterhood.
Laura Obradors
Spain

2024, 16'

Finding Daddy

Emily Wilson returns after her previous short, Danny’s Girl. This time, the protagonists are two sisters, Dinky and Flossy, who couldn’t be worse off. They need money and they need it now. And that means a visit to their father, who is suddenly looking very wealthy.
Emily Wilson
United States

2025, 12'

El tema del verano

Ana, Malú and Martina already have a strategy in place: find some rich guys, seduce them, put them to sleep and steal their money. And as in other stories like this, they only have one last job to do. The target is an eccentric millionaire who manages cryptocurrencies. The plan goes wrong, the dosages are miscalculated and they discover that being alive is not necessarily the opposite of being dead. But being dead is perhaps the best time to discover love.
Pablo Stoll
Argentina / Chile / Uruguay

2024, 91'

Yazza

Sometimes you’re at home with a friend and you tell them that if you don’t leave you’ll be late and the response is a crazy, unexpected and utter frenzy. 
Francisco Lacerda
Portugal

2025, 5'

Jesus 2

Have you ever imagined Jesus returning as an interstellar traveler who didn’t allow anyone to die, everyone hated him and two siblings made secret plans to destroy him? This movie did.
Jesse Moynihan
United States

2024, 8'

Make Me a Pizza

It’s the classic porn trope: the pizza boy brings a pizza, the woman has no money to pay for it and, together, they come to an agreement. But this movie imagines the situation through the prism of Marxism and takes this to its ultimate consequences. Notions of currency or market value have never been so sexy. 
Talia Shea Levin
United States

2024, 12'

Café Flesh

Restoration of a cult movie set in a post-apocalyptic world, embracing science-fiction ideas, where pornography springs from sexual frustration. This is Café Flesh, where in the aftermath of a nuclear event, 99% of the survivors can’t stand human touch and can’t have sex (the sex negatives). The minority, the sex positives, are placed in a position of entertainment for the rest, an erotic-musical theater. The imminent arrival of sex legend Johnny Rico tests a breaking couple.
Stephen Sayadian
United States

1982, 75'

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