Luz (2019)

Under a torrential downpour, a disoriented and numb young cab driver named Luz stumbles into the glaring neon embrace of a dilapidated police station. Meanwhile, in the sultry darkness of a nearby nightspot, Nora ensnares police psychiatrist Dr. Rossini in a beguiling conversation. She weaves a tale of Luz's rebellious youth spent in a Chilean all-girls school, a narrative laced with an undercurrent of ominous longing. Unknown to Rossini, Nora is not merely a storyteller. She is a vessel, possessed by a demonic entity whose love and yearning for Luz run deep as a cursed well. As the doctor becomes increasingly inebriated, both from the alcohol and the intoxicating allure of Nora's tale, he morphs into the perfect target. The entity seizes this chance, infiltrating Rossini and using him as a conduit to reach Luz. Summoned to the police station, the now demonically invigorated Rossini puts Luz under hypnosis, a macabre theater play orchestrated under the watchful eyes of his colleagues, commissioner Bertillon, and translator Olarte. As Luz begins to recount the incidents leading up to her arrival at the station, it becomes clear that the entity's desire extends beyond mere possession. Slowly, it begins to infiltrate Luz's reenactment, bringing old memories to the surface like dark secrets rising from murky depths. As this entity manipulates the narrative, blurring the lines between past and present, control and surrender, it seeks something far more intimate and devastating. Through a twisted dance of love and possession, Luz's past is unraveled, revealing a haunting tale of possession, desire, and demonic love.

Luz is a horror movie featuring Julia Riedler.

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