It’s dark and spooky, gorgeously filmed and constructed, and a thrilling historical horror adventure. Seriously, there’s a giant cannibal cyclops, this rules.

While letting the mythology around the story breathe, Urkijo opts for a slower approach, oscillating between the tragic, the romantic, and the mysterious. [Full review in Spanish]

A captivating and very beautiful rarity...What follows is a fairy tale, of fantastic beings, hidden secrets and impossible romances. [Full review in Spanish]

A huge homage by Urkijo to Basque mythology and medieval epics. [Full review in Spanish]