
Limbo By David Barrera. After being the sole survivor of his crew's greed-fueled massacre, thief Dario must extract the location of the stolen jewels from Efrén, the innocent, mentally handicapped son of the late leader, by kidnapping him and forcing him to participate in a terrifying game based on horror films—a cruel method devised by his father to bury the secret, which now transforms the boy into a disturbing entity and leads Dario into a psychological hell with a demonic final twist.
SYNOPSIS
Dominated by the cursed spirit of greed, a band of thieves suddenly begin killing each other, in the middle of a violent confrontation after having committed the perfect robbery. Only Dario survives, who is unfortunate to discover that before dying the distrustful leader of the band, Emilio, hid the jewels in the safest place in the world.
The way to the treasure lies in the mind of Efrén, Emilio’s only son, an innocent mentally handicapped boy who, without knowing it, holds in his confused head this enigmatic secret. Getting someone so special to reveal his secret turns out to be Dario’s hardest and most dangerous mission. In order to find the jewels, Dario must first access the boy’s mysterious mind. To do this, he kidnaps him from the psychiatric hospital, and takes him to a secluded place where he will use all his efforts to make him talk.
During a long journey, he has to play with the boy’s mind, and enter the wicked game of horror that Efrén used to play with his father. This was the Machiavellian way of Emilio to communicate with his son, since the boy in his special mind, was not able to react to direct conversation with another human being. The game transforms the innocent Efrén completely, and he becomes a different being, someone even disturbing. He seems to enjoy reviving and performing the shocking horror scenes that he was forced to watch together with his diabolical progenitor, as if the world for him was a wicked play.
The distrusting and treacherous Emilio created the game to hide the treasures with the help of Efrén, burying the secret within the boy’s mind and making sure they were inaccessible for anyone else but him. The only way back to the treasure is by living the very same horrors as in Emilio’s favorite movies. Participating in such a morbid and delirious game, Darío will discover that the boy’s mind is a hell, difficult to handle. Especially since Emilio, before dying, taught him to play a very special movie. A movie whose ending is much more terrifying than he could imagine, a film that could only have been directed by a real demon.
A thief kidnaps a mentally handicapped boy to extract the secret location of stolen jewels hidden away by the boy's deceased father.




Reception and Awards
The film is making waves on the international circuit, having been selected for numerous festivals











To unlock the secret of a hidden fortune, a desperate thief must navigate the terrifying psychological labyrinth of a mentally handicapped boy by playing a horrific game of horror movie reenactments devised by the boy’s sinister father.
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