The Whistler
The Whistler: The dark secret of a remote Venezuelan farm
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Nicole and Sebastian are a couple struggling with the deep grief of losing their daughter. While trying to put their lives back together after this terrible loss, they end up owning an isolated Venezuelan farm. The couple, however, have no idea what is waiting for them there. Although the farm looks calm and peaceful at first sight, it lies under the shadow of dark forces. The grieving couple must face both their own loss and the sinister powers closing in around them. Directed by Diego Velasco from a screenplay by Esteban Orozco, this 97-minute 2026 horror thriller stars Juan Pablo Raba as Sebastian and Diane Guerrero as Nicole.
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Cast
Behind the camera
- Diego VelascoDirector, Writer, Producer
- Esteban OrozcoScreenplay
- Carolina PaizWriter
- Freddy SheinfeldMusic
- Camilo MonsalveCinematography
- Margaret MillerProducer
- Trevor O'NeilProducer
Character and job names are shown as recorded in the source.
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