Adán Latonda

In 1968, a festival of blood, gore, and terror took over screens around the world. And all because of one genius: George A. Romero and his *Night of the Living Dead*, whose terrifying images were etched into the memories of viewers who, even today, still recall the impact that this independent film had on their childhood, later adolescence, and adulthood.

Jaime and Bertucho decide to sneak in a college party. With the aid of a book: "The Art of Hypnosis", they plan to hypnotize every girl in the party, in order to get off with them. However, things will not turn out to be as they have planned.

Through testimonies from survivors, relatives and specialists, The Stigma of Silence approaches suicide through mental health and family relationships. As listening becomes a form of prevention, these voices open a necessary conversation in the places where silence still carries its greatest weight.

After the passing of director Jesús Franco the movie was finished by Antonio Mayans. It follows "Al Pereira vs. the Alligator Ladies".

Through testimonies from survivors, relatives and specialists, The Stigma of Silence approaches suicide through mental health and family relationships. As listening becomes a form of prevention, these voices open a necessary conversation in the places where silence still carries its greatest weight.