Puffball (2007)
Año de lanzamiento: 2007
Nación: Canada, Ireland, United Kingdom
Alternative Title: I koilada tou thanatou, Szemgolyó, Purchawka, Filhos do Oculto, Puffball: The Devil's Eyeball
Director: Nicolas Roeg
Writer: Dan Weldon, Fay Weldon
Producción & Género
Productor: Producer: Ben Woolford, Dan Weldon, Julie Baines, Martin Paul-Hus, Michael Garland, Paul Donovan, Peter Measroch
Executive Producer: Paul Trijbits
Compañías: Amérique Film, Dan Films, Grand Pictures
Género: Drama, Horror, Thriller
Budget: £2,600,000 (estimated).
Palabras clave
Palabras clave: adultery, based on novel, black magic, cheating fiancee, cheating girlfriend, cottage, country, female nudity, female rear nudity, female topless nudity, infidelity, male rear nudity, pregnancy, puffball, roeg and d. sutherland, sex, sex scene, sexually aroused woman, upskirt camera shot, witchcraft
Historia
In 'Puffball', a young architect named Liza moves to an isolated valley in Ireland to build a house. Soon after arriving, she discovers that she is pregnant. As her pregnancy progresses, strange and mysterious events begin to occur around her. These events seem to be linked to the powerful supernatural forces that lurk within the valley. The film follows Liza's terrifying ordeal as she faces these forces alone.
Resumen
'Puffball', directed by Nicolas Roeg in 2007, is a chilling blend of drama, horror, and thriller genres set against the backdrop of an isolated Irish valley. The movie revolves around its protagonist, Liza, who becomes unwittingly entangled with supernatural forces while pregnant and living alone in her newly built home. While the specific details of the supernatural events are not elaborated upon in the provided source, it is clear that 'Puffball' explores themes of isolation, pregnancy, and the unknown, all wrapped up in a tense, atmospheric narrative.
