Details
- Status
- Released
- Release
- July 25, 2019 (7 years ago)
- Runtime
- 1h 37m
- Rating
- NR
- Language
- Spanish
- Origins
- AKA
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María Mercedes CoroyAlma
Sabrina De La HozNatalia
Margarita KéneficCarmen
Julio DíazEnrique
María TelónValeriana
Juan Pablo OlyslagerLetona
Ayla-Elea HurtadoSara
Pedro Javier Silva LiraPolicier
Enrique ArgüelloAbogado
Alejandra ColomPeriodista
Marvin CoroyIntérprete
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External reviews
Supernatural horror explores the wailing soul of a nation denied justice
'The Weeping Woman' ('La Llorona'), Guatemalan director Jayro Bustamante’s study of an addled old dictator who is acquitted of genocide but not forgiven by...
Sundance: The brilliant Guatemalan director of "Tremors" and "Ixcanul" returns with a darkly atmospheric story of spiritual trauma.
Director Jayro Bustamante sets the story of the 'wailing woman' of lore in a Guatemala reckoning with its legacy of violence against Indigenous people.
Jayro's Bustamante's foray into horror grounds itself amid the genocide of the indigenous people. Our La Llorona review:
'La Llorona' borrows a page out of Latin American folklore for a genuinely disturbing ghost story about guilt and genocide. Our review.
The acquittal of a former Guatemalan general unleashes a vengeful spirit upon his household
The title may conjure up the supernatural, but this shrewd film contemplates the actual genocide perpetrated against Guatemala's indigenous population
Jayro Bustamante returns with a modern spin on the eponymous Latin American legend, shot through with horror and political rage.