No tengas miedo
2015 · 20m · España
Directed by Joaquim Bundó
Genres: horror, mystery, thriller
Tones: contemplative, dark, tense
Two expert parapsychologists answer the request of a young man suffering paranormal phenomena in his home, and soon discover things that will make them tremble.
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The paranormal-investigator setup is dead weight—standard genre furniture—but Bundó's actually playing against that premise, letting the paranoia eat the investigators themselves rather than the haunted kid. It's a small inversion, but it's the film's backbone.
Bundó's control of tonal register—how the film migrates from procedural tension into something closer to philosophical dread—places this in conversation with elevated horror that understands atmosphere as structure, not decoration.
The choice to lock the camera tight on the investigators' faces during the reveal, letting their disbelief do the work instead of cutting to jump-scares, is what transforms a competent genre exercise into something that actually *lands*—restraint becomes the entire point.