Even the Wind is Afraid (Church of Film)

In her cloistered boarding school, the young and bright Claudia is haunted by curious nightmares. Dismissed at first as neurosis, with the help of her fellow students, Claudia unravels a dark and ghostly secret in the school’s belltower. Carlos Enrique Toboada’s EVEN THE WIND IS AFRAID is a cult milestone in Mexican horror that, in the midst of the nation’s student uprisings, gave gothic horror a modern, fresh and youthful facelift. A spooky girls-only ghost tale with mini-skirts, pop music, and striking colors!