Zara Hedderman

And then the mummy element was just, oh, we'll bring a kind of Cairo and Egypt element to it.

So in this, we have a family.

Jack Rayner plays the father.

His wife's played by Lea Costa.

And their daughter is abducted when she's eight years old.

And then the daughter returns.

But she has been kind of taken over by these ancient Egyptian spirits.

And she's in a catatonic state at home.

And then...

It's gross.

It's absolutely disgusting.

But it's a quite long film and it's just a little bit, I think, muddled in terms of the narrative trying to do too much.

Like it's over two hours long, which just didn't really warrant it.

Yeah, and it's a remake of, there was a 1985 film by Hector Benvencho.

William Hurt actually won an Academy Award for his part in it.

So yeah, she plays this kind of fictional actress, Ingrid Luna, who one of our characters is obsessed with.

So we have Diego Luna from Andor and Tontua, who is his cellmate in this film.

It's set in Argentina in 1983.

So there's great political upheaval.

There's kind of like a military running of the country.