Marian Salgado

Narciso Ibáñez Serrador's masterpiece, Who Can Kill a Child?, turns fifty this year. This documentary traces its origins, explores the locations where it was filmed, speaks with some of the children who appeared in the film for the very first time, and analyzes its importance in the history of horror filmmaking worldwide. A celebration of the legacy of a film that, five decades later, continues to have the same impact.

Through actress Marian Salgado, this documentary explores the sacrifices behind these cursed childhoods, celebrating their cult atmosphere while following the industry’s evolution right up to the protective arrival of the child acting coach. Salgado appeared in some of the most iconic Spanish horror movies in film history: Strange Love of the Vampires, Demon Witch Child, and Who Can Kill a Child?

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First-person testimony of the life and work of one of the most important and prolific supporting actors in our country. The last legacy of one of the actors who most loved his profession and for which he continued working until his last days.

Actress Lone Fleming suffers terrible nightmares in which she is pursued by zombie Templars.

A couple of English tourists arrive at the island of Almanzora, off the Spanish Mediterranean coast, where they discover that there are no adults in a small fishing village, only some children who stare at them and smile mysteriously.

In a 19th century village, a young aristocrat suffering from a terminal disease finds herself being drawn to the underground world of vampires and their strange rituals.

After an old witch desecrates a church and abducts a baby, the police take her in for questioning, leading her to attempt suicide. To exact revenge, a fellow witch curses the police commissioner's daughter, and as the old witch dies, her spirit latches onto the young girl and causes her to wreak havoc.