The Blacksmith and the Devil (2017)

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Errementari: The Blacksmith and the Devil (2017) is a dark fantasy horror film directed by Paul Urkijo Alijo, based on Basque folklore and set in 19th-century Spain. The film is a twisted tale rooted in Basque mythology, blending horror, dark humor, and fantasy elements. It centers on a reclusive blacksmith named Patxi (played by Kandido Uranga) who is feared by the locals for his mysterious and violent past. Unknown to the townspeople, Patxi is hiding a dark secret—a demon he captured and imprisoned years ago.
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The story unfolds when a young orphan girl named Usue (played by Uma Bracaglia) accidentally releases the demon, Sardina (played by Eneko Sagardoy), setting off a chain of supernatural events. Through her innocent curiosity, Usue uncovers the truth behind the blacksmith’s haunted life and the struggle between the forces of good, evil, and vengeance.
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Errementari combines lush, atmospheric visuals with a gothic, fairy-tale tone that reflects its folklore roots. The film explores themes of redemption, faith, and justice with a dark, comedic twist, using practical effects and a stylized aesthetic to bring the supernatural elements to life. It’s an engaging journey into Basque folklore, rich with cultural details and a sense of timeless storytelling, offering a unique and visually captivating horror experience.
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