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Welcome 💖 Bienvenidos

Spanish Version
Tú no eres yo | Buena dosis de suspenso y terror || Reseña y opinión
> ¿Te ha pasado que después de unas largas vacaciones encuentras que tus familiares te tratan diferente o hay cosas distintas en el ambiente? A mí sí, es una sensación de cambio difícil de explicar, pero gracias a Dios nada de lo que he sentido se compara con lo que le paso a Aitana quien después de pasar tres años alejada de su familia quiso darles una sorpresa y aparecer sin avisar en plena Navidad, además no llegaría sola fue con su pareja una brasilera y su bebé recién adoptado. > > Desde el principio hay elementos en la película fuera de lo convencional que te sacan un poco de tu centro, la protagonista es lesbiana y su pareja es una extranjera información que su familia desconoce y sumado a eso, todos son de piel blanca y ellas llevan a un bebé de raza negra. > > Cuando comencé a ver la película no sabía nada de la historia, ni siquiera de su género, pero a los pocos minutos me di cuenta de que iba a ser intensa con mucho suspenso. > > * * * > >
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Opinión

Have you ever found that, after a long holiday, your family treat you differently or there’s something different about the atmosphere? It’s happened to me – it’s a feeling of change that’s hard to explain, but thank goodness nothing I’ve felt comes close to what happened to Aitana, who, after spending three years away from her family, wanted to surprise them by turning up unannounced in the middle of Christmas. What’s more, she didn’t arrive alone: she came with her partner, a Brazilian woman, and their newly adopted baby.
Right from the start, there are unconventional elements in the film that throw you off balance a little: the protagonist is a lesbian and her partner is a foreigner – information her family is unaware of – and on top of that, everyone is white and they’re bringing a Black baby with them.
When I started watching the film, I knew nothing about the story, not even its genre, but within a few minutes I realised it was going to be intense and full of suspense.

Synopsis
A lesbian couple with their adopted baby decide to spend Christmas with Aitana’s family. Upon arrival, they’re met with indifference and discover that a stranger is living with her parents – a woman who receives everyone’s attention, sleeps in Aitana’s room and wears her clothes. As Aitana tries to make sense of what’s happening, she uncovers a dark secret that puts her in danger.
Plot
Aitana thought the surprise would be met with joy, but she was met with indifference and annoyance at her arrival, with the exception of her brother, who is in a wheelchair with a rare illness. Once settled in, she realises there is a stranger in the house who is also occupying her room and wearing her clothes, and is treated as if she were Aitana herself – as if she were the family’s own daughter. That’s very strange.
Aitana begins to investigate who this person is because they are taking advantage of her parents, and she uncovers part of their past; however, this does not seem to matter to her parents, as they justify all the love they show her by pointing out that she has been looking after her brother—the boy in the wheelchair—and giving him his medication. The fact that, rather than getting better, the young man is growing sicker by the day which sets off alarm bells. Whilst Aitana voices her concerns, her family puts her in a very distressing situation because, in front of others, they dismiss what she says.

As the film progresses, I feel Aitana’s anguish coursing through my body; my heart races, I find it hard to breathe, and I just want it all to be over quickly. 🤣😁. In the film, it’s already Christmas, and with the season come new friends of the family whom Aitana doesn’t know. At the gathering, everyone gets on well with each other, and she’s the odd one out. The party gets into full swing, and as the alcohol takes its toll, people’s true personalities emerge; there, everything is permitted in a grotesque way, with sexual excess, rituals and the ultimate reversal of roles, where the victims become the villains and vice versa.
Review
It’s a film where you can’t predict the plot, with unexpected twists that take you by surprise. It strikes a good balance between suspense and horror; the characters undergo a complete transformation that plays on the viewer’s suspicion. I’d recommend it for an adult audience, as it also makes you reflect on the possibility that this could happen to you and what you’d do in such a situation. I enjoyed it and would recommend it. 😉


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Rating: 90/100


