Diversity Programming At The Austin Film Festival
Coverage from the Austin Film Festival, highlighting some panels and films that emphasized the importance of diverse and inclusive storytelling.
El Cura Sin Cabeza
Carlos, the parish priest, feels his life change after Ana's approach. Strange things begin to happen to him, attributed to a spell cast by her and her friends, which leads the priest to commit a grave act against his faith. Accidentally drawn into this game, the church sacristan experiences conflicting emotions and, confused by his feelings, reacts fatally, giving rise to the legend.
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Carlos, the parish priest, feels his life change after Ana's approach. Strange things begin to happen to him, attributed to a spell cast by her and her friends, which leads the priest to commit a grave act against his faith. Accidentally drawn into this game, the church sacristan experiences conflicting emotions and, confused by his feelings, reacts fatally, giving rise to the legend.
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