

Nuns, black holes, and divine madness in 8 minutes. Costa doesn't waste a frame.
A mystical sci-fi based on Saint Teresa de Avila's writings. Inside a ghostly mausoleum, these nuns are being affected by a black hole.
Cinematography
Mausoleum as cosmic womb — claustrophobic and infinite simultaneously.
Direction
Costa compresses centuries of mystical tradition into pure visual syntax.
Acting
Cadena and Solián transmit gravitational collapse through stillness alone.

Director
Carolina Costa
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
Saint Teresa's 'transverberation' — the heart pierced by divine love — becomes literal cosmic violence here. Costa weaponizes Catholic iconography against itself.
The mausoleum setting references Teresa's burial and exhumation; her body was found incorrupt, her heart preserved with the wound visible.