La Huesera, the bone woman, is a Mexican folk tale of an older woman who wanders the desert and collects bones, often of wolves. Once she obtains all the ani...

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Michelle Garza Cervera's debut feature is a tense reminder of why parenthood is not for everyone.

Mexican writer-director Michelle Garza Cervera's remarkable debut, 'Huesera: The Bone Woman,' is as incisive as it is terrifying.

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In Michelle Garza Cervera's Tribeca prize-winning feature debut, a pregnant woman with a past has a toxic encounter with the supernatural

'Huesera: The Bone Woman' is a sensitive character study disguised as an unnerving exercise in body horror.

According to Dr. Clarissa Pinkola Estés in Women who Run with the Wolves, the "Bone Woman," or La Huesera, "collects and preserves that which is in danger o...

Michelle Garza Cervera’s debut feature ‘Huesera: The Bone Woman’ is a terrifying, bone-breaking body horror nightmare.

The debut feature from Michelle Garza Cervera is ripe with beautiful imagery, heavy atmosphere, and scares that are well-earned and unforgettable.