La memoria de los espejos
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Some houses remember what their mirrors have seen.
"The Memory of Mirrors" is an Argentine short film directed by Facundo Salomón and Ezequiel Rossi of Misil Producciones, starring Tomás Viola and Osvaldo Laport. Written by Viola, the screenplay is based on his contemporary horror novel "The Silence of the Birds". The story follows a father who uses a wheelchair, played by Laport, and his son Alan, played by Viola, trapped in a toxic relationship while living together in a house they intend to sell. There, they are haunted by a mysterious entity that gradually breaks them down and drives them into madness. It is a dark, poetic, and deeply unsettling film.Read moreLess
"The Memory of Mirrors" is an Argentine short film directed by Facundo Salomón and Ezequiel Rossi of Misil Producciones, starring Tomás Viola and Osvaldo Laport. Written by Viola, the screenplay is based on his contemporary horror novel "The Silence of the Birds". The story follows a father who uses a wheelchair, played by Laport, and his son Alan, played by Viola, trapped in a toxic relationship while living together in a house they intend to sell. There, they are haunted by a mysterious entity that gradually breaks them down and drives them into madness. It is a dark, poetic, and deeply unsettling film.
The story
"The Memory of Mirrors" is an Argentine short film directed by Facundo Salomón and Ezequiel Rossi of Misil Producciones, starring Tomás Viola and Osvaldo Laport. Written by Viola, the screenplay is based on his contemporary horror novel "The Silence of the Birds". The story follows a father who uses a wheelchair, played by Laport, and his son Alan, played by Viola, trapped in a toxic relationship while living together in a house they intend to sell. There, they are haunted by a mysterious entity that gradually breaks them down and drives them into madness. It is a dark, poetic, and deeply unsettling film.
Cast & crew
Osvaldo LaportPadre
Tomás R. ViolaAlan