Looking for movies, shows, games, or books similar to El Último Piso? Check out these recommendations on mosaic.
Lima, Peru. An investigation into the mysterious disappearance of a young man in the supposedly haunted Matusita House reveals its darkest secrets to those who dare to open its doors.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Video made by filmmaker Dorian Fernández (produced by Audiovisual Films of Iquitos), about the creative process of the Amazonian visual artist Gino Ceccarelli, on the occasion of his retrospective exhibition Mythological, at the San Marcos Museum (2010)
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."
Recently deceased, a white-sheeted ghost returns to his suburban home to console his bereft wife, only to find that in his spectral state he has become unstuck in time, forced to watch passively as the life he knew and the woman he loves slowly slip away.