Dir: Gabriel Musco. (Argentina) Star: Fabio Rosenstein, Grace Ulloa, Nahuel Yotich, Leandro Sandonato Martín is the leader of a gang of kidnappers who, pressed for the health of his son, decides to kidnap a wealthy young woman living with her father. When they ask for the ransom, they discover that the father has disappeared. While Javier, Martín’s brother, leads the search for him, Martín and the rest of the gang try to obtain information from the young woman at any cost. Soon inexplicable events begin to occur and what seemed like a simple job quickly turns into a nightmare where each member of the band must fight to survive their worst fears. Director’s Statement DARK FEARS seeks to project the darkest corners of the mind, that place where our lowest and irrational feelings inhabit. Without realizing it, they take over our world and eventually corrode us. Having lived for several years with an anxiety disorder such as agoraphobia allowed me to relate in a different way to those feeling we all have. I have put a magnifying glass on it during those years and learned a lot. From that experience, this story is born, as a need to show how often, without realizing it, we are prisoners of our own fears.