
Daughters of Fire
1978·Mystery·1h 38m
7.1
★



A young woman living in São Paulo goes to Gramado to visit a friend of hers. Together, they meet an odd woman who engages in strange experiences through parapsychology. From then on, bizarre events are bound to happen.
Directed by Walter Hugo Khouri

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Cast

Paola Morra
Diana

Karin Rodrigues
Dagmar

Serafim Gonzalez
Outsider

Selma Egrei
Silvia
Crew

Walter Hugo Khouri
Director

Walter Hugo Khouri
Writer

Ubirajara de Castro
Sound

Walter Hugo Khouri
Camera Operator
Popular Reviews
7 reviews
lana welke
8.0★ · 04/03/26

encantador o sobrenome de uma das atrizes ser morra, bem cunt
encantador o sobrenome de uma das atrizes ser morra, bem cunt
lilo
9.0★ · 01/22/26

until halfway through the movie, i thought it wouldn't be that good... i was wrong.
the movie is tense and unsettling, the characters are structured to create discomfort. i always felt wary about the interactions, like something bad was about to happen at any moment. that feeling built up until the very last minutes.
the plot twist surprised me in a positive way because of the buildup we had, it reminded me a bit of the shining.
the film's aesthetic is beautiful, and the protagonist's relationship with her girlfriend is the only part that didn't make me feel uneasy.
i loved the story, the aesthetics, and for the time, considering the low budget, the acting is really nice.
the movie is tense and unsettling, the characters are structured to create discomfort. i always felt wary about the interactions, like something bad was about to happen at any moment. that feeling built up until the very last minutes.
the plot twist surprised me in a positive way because of the buildup we had, it reminded me a bit of the shining.
the film's aesthetic is beautiful, and the protagonist's relationship with her girlfriend is the only part that didn't make me feel uneasy.
i loved the story, the aesthetics, and for the time, considering the low budget, the acting is really nice.
until halfway through the movie, i thought it wouldn't be that good... i was wrong.
the movie is tense and unsettling, the characters are structured to create discomfort. i always felt wary about the interactions, like something bad was about to happen at any moment. that feeling built up until the very last minutes.
the plot twist surprised me in a positive way because of the buildup we had, it reminded me a bit of the shining.
the film's aesthetic is beautiful, and the protagonist's relationship with her girlfriend is the only part that didn't make me feel uneasy.
i loved the story, the aesthetics, and for the time, considering the low budget, the acting is really nice.
the movie is tense and unsettling, the characters are structured to create discomfort. i always felt wary about the interactions, like something bad was about to happen at any moment. that feeling built up until the very last minutes.
the plot twist surprised me in a positive way because of the buildup we had, it reminded me a bit of the shining.
the film's aesthetic is beautiful, and the protagonist's relationship with her girlfriend is the only part that didn't make me feel uneasy.
i loved the story, the aesthetics, and for the time, considering the low budget, the acting is really nice.
william felipe
6.0★ · 01/07/25

não é um filme que eu veria de novo. as atuações são medianas, a história é arrastada, várias vezes tive que parar e deixar a curiosidade de saber o que aconteceria no final da historia crescer para assim, não desistir do filme
não é um filme que eu veria de novo. as atuações são medianas, a história é arrastada, várias vezes tive que parar e deixar a curiosidade de saber o que aconteceria no final da historia crescer para assim, não desistir do filme
laurel
8.3★ · 06/21/23

I can sense that I’ll be wandering down a Walter Hugo Khouri rabbit hole after watching this unique lil gem with a very specific gothic, queer, fairytale, ocular, nihilistic, political, mingling of past/pres/future kinda vibe. Total slow burn, but that’s what makes it great.
I can sense that I’ll be wandering down a Walter Hugo Khouri rabbit hole after watching this unique lil gem with a very specific gothic, queer, fairytale, ocular, nihilistic, political, mingling of past/pres/future kinda vibe. Total slow burn, but that’s what makes it great.
caue
6.8★ · 11/16/24
