The Hyperboreans

The Hyperboreans follows Antonia Giesen, an actress and psychologist who attempts to film a script provided by a voice inside a patient's mind. This production blends science fiction, animation, and theater to explore parallel dimensions. The story involves a fictionalized biography and features a demonic figure based on a Chilean Nazi writer, leading the protagonist through a nightmare where she risks losing her own identity.

The film was directed by Cristóbal León and Joaquín Cociña, who also wrote the screenplay. This project follows their earlier films, Luis and The Wolf House, and precedes Donkey Princess. Produced in Chile by Globo Rojo, Diluvio, and León & Cociña Films, the movie features Antonia Giesen in the title role, alongside Francisco Visceral Rivera and voice actors Jaime Vadell, Marcelo Liapiz, and Álvaro Morales.

With a runtime of 67 minutes, the production combines elements of drama and fantasy. On IMDb, the film holds a rating of 6.4/10 based on 160 votes.