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«The Forest of Lost Souls» on DVD, VOD and SVOD

Festival favourite «A Floresta das Almas Perdidas» (The forest of lost souls) is being released in Latin America at the SVOD horror service PURGA. It will be available in all territories of Latin America except Brasil.

Swedish cult label Last Exit Entertainment has also released a Special Edition DVD with lots of extras including a alternative ending and áudio commentary. The edition can be found in cult stores around the world.

A Floresta das Almas Perdidas has played the festival circuit to great success at amongst others, Fantasporto Film Festival, Camiff – Cameroon International Film Festival, Fant Bilbao – Bilbao’s Fantasy Film Festival, Triple Six – Manchester’s Horror Film Festival and Sydney Film Festival. A Floresta das Almas Perdidas was awarded BEST FILM at the Fantastic Panorama Section at the Fant Bilbao this past weekend.
“The Forest of the Lost Souls is a dense and remote forest, but also Portugal’s most popular place for suicide. One summer morning, two strangers meet within the woods.

Ricardo (Jorge Mota), a sad old man who gave up on life after his daughter, Irene (Lilia Lopes), took her life in the glacier lake that lies hidden deep in the forest, encounters Carolina (Daniela Love) an eccentric, unstable young girl who finds all things related to death to be fun. As Ricardo and Carolina meet it other puts them off their suicide path and they decide to go for a walk instead. During this walk into ‘The Forest of the Lost Souls’ they get to know each other and become friends: although one of them is not being honest, one of them is a dark and horrible person.”

In the vein of slow burning art house horror, José Pedro Lopes skilfully blends brooding sentiments crawling under the skin of the audience whilst at the same time immersing with the stalking psychopathic serial killer of the slasher-genre without falling into conventional pitfalls. It’s also a movie that contains something of a dark coming of age story and a tale of finding peace with the hand life has given and that which others have taken. This is a dark and emotional journey, which boasts innovation, splendid acting and an unconventional approach to genre tropes deep at the dark heart of The Forest of Lost Souls.

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Mitchell Wells

Founder and Editor in Chief of Horror Society. Self proclaimed Horror Movie Freak, Tech Geek, love indie films and all around nice kinda guy!!

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