The Witch of Sioux City

A group of robbers who were evading the police wanted to fly away to the south of France to spend the day leisurely, but they got into even greater trouble in the small villages they passed because they encountered a witch, and they were no ordinary witches. When Hollywood female stars are rushing to appear on the big screen as witches to murder Snow White, it's time for Carmen Mora to set an example! The Spanish film queen, who has irrigated many Almodovar classics, collaborated with Alex de la Iglesia again after "The Man Who Made Money". The latter is the focus director of the 2012 Golden Horse Fantasy Film Festival, and movie fans must be familiar with it. I don’t want to pretend to be innocent and kind, but I want to squeeze out the truth of my soul in the most absurd and uninhibited situations; I also want to make you laugh or even scream in the most tragic moments! This is what Iglesia is capable of. Especially with the blessing of Carmen Mora's flying and escaping acting skills, it can only be said that no matter how bad a man meets her, he will only be pissed off. Just one look is enough to scare you to the point of sweating. What's so hard about making you cry for your father and mother? So ask yourself first: Do you want to attend the devil's banquet or witness the birth ceremony of the evil savior? Or are you interested in what would happen if you added Christ, a sponge, a mouse, and a child? This is the beginning of nightmare/happiness!