The Secret of Evil

Three friends travel towards Iquitos in search of fun and will decide if it's time to put an end to the routine life they have.

A man launches a desperate search into the heart of the Amazon to find his missing girlfriend amid a rash of mysterious disappearances.

Valeria and her former high school classmates reunite twenty-five years later at the place where they shared their last unforgettable summer. During the reunion, old rivalries resurface, leading them into hilarious situations where they will discover the true value of friendship and the weight of the past on the present.

At the end of the 19th century, a boy appears in an Andean village. Nicanor, the village priest, discovers that the child’s blood causes the crops to bear fruit magically, but for the boy to live, he must be fed human blood.

Set in Iquitos, the story follows Andrea (Airam Galliani), a 15-years-ago teenage girl, who suffers the death of his father. With the help of his friends from school, encourage her to contact him using the ouija. However, this triggers a series of terrifying events.

After the death of a group of teenagers using the Ouija, the psychologist Fernanda and her son return to Peru, but they will find themselves surrounded by an evil entity as big as its wicked sect.

Reina, a victim of human trafficking, escapes and goes in search of her family. Juan, a fugitive from justice, decides to help her. Their search for Reina's family takes them to a remote region in the Peruvian Amazon, plagued by crime and greed.

Haunted by her recent past, a police lieutenant investigates a mysterious case known as 'The Sugar Girl': the appearance of a young girl in a city hotel. Although the authorities do not take the case seriously, the lieutenant suspects there is something deeper hidden, unaware that a macabre truth lies beneath.

A terrible and mysterious death shocked an entire city. Pablo (Aarón Vela) was brutally murdered in an old mansion, and multiple theories circulated about his death: rape, madness, and even demonic possession, but only one is true. This is the story of what really happened.

Seven biology students venture deep into the Amazon rainforest to collect samples and take notes for a final assignment before graduating. Their chosen location is Supayacu (Devil's Lake), where mysterious disappearances have been reported. Along the way, a series of events transforms their pleasure trip into a nightmare, during which they vanish one by one, unaware that they may have unwittingly encountered—much less accepted—amidst the lush vegetation, a mythological and fateful creature with uneven feet.

It follows the story of Isabel, played by Emilia Drago, a woman who seeks to restart her life in the jungle.

A young man from the riverbanks flees desperately through the Amazon rainforest, escaping something unknown that terrifies him deeply, yet which he believes he understands quite well. The stalking force of this mysterious power closes in on him, while episodes from his life flash violently before his eyes in mental images. In a nocturnal, oppressive setting, heavy with the vastness of the forest, his imagination transports him to another rural space, parallel in time, which may be the cause of his downfall. What he loves most is his family, but he doesn't know exactly what price he must pay to control that love and control himself.

After their father's death, three siblings will try to keep their family together against all odds, even the reading of his will. However, each will try to keep his most prized possession.

A documentary based on the stories presented in the book by writer Francisco Bardales. Eleven remixes about the lives and most representative characters of Iquitos in the new century celebrate local flavor with a postmodern vision of its ups and downs, its culture, and its future. An alternative, multicolored, diverse, and extraordinary city finds its precise audiovisual expression in this work by Dorian Fernández, based on the chronicles "The Endless Dance," "The Painter Who Still Wanted to Live," and "Chullachaqui in the City."

An abandoned building, the tallest in the city, is filled with trash, mold, and vermin, holding secrets that have remained undiscovered for over twenty years. Within its walls lives the architect Alberto Vásquez, a solitary old man, whom some believe to be a ghost. He dwells on the top floor, far from the murmur and noise, yet also grappling with the memories that lead him back to the building he designed and promoted. He internalizes every detail of the building's decline, its intrigues, and its failures.

A terrible and mysterious death shocked the entire city. Pablo (Aarón Vela) was brutally murdered in an old mansion, and multiple theories circulated about his death: rape, madness, and even demonic possession, but only one is true. This is the story of what really happened.