The Communion Girl

May, 1987. The bells of a small town in the interior ring for the celebration. The church is prepared to celebrate a first communion mass. Among the children participating in the ceremony is Judith, Sara's little sister. After Judith's communion, Sara and her friend Rebe go out one night partying and, when it gets late, they have to hitchhike back. During the journey, the driver of the car intimidates them with bad jokes until someone (or something) crosses them on the road. They get out of the car to investigate and only find... an old communion doll in the middle of the dark forest. This is how the story of Sara begins, the doll and the disappearance of a girl on the day of her communion.

'The Communion Girl' is based on an idea by Victor García and Beto Marini, screenwriter of projects such as 'La unidad' or 'Mientras duermes'. The script is written by the playwright and screenwriter Guillem Clua ('Los renglones torcidos de Dios, 'The Innocent'). The film, directed by García, had its premiere at the Sitges Film Festival. The film stars Carla Campra ('Verónica', 'Todos lo saben', 'Sagrada Familia'), Marc Soler ('Todos mienten', 'UPA Next'), Aina Quiñones ('No matarás', 'Cuéntame') and Carlos Oviedo ('Las leyes de la frontera'). The cast is completed by Claudia Riera, Maria Molins, Xavi Lite, Anna Alarcón, Víctor Solé, Mercè Llorens, Daniel Rived, Manel Barceló, Jacob Torres, Olimpia Roch, Sara Roch and Helena Gómez, among others.

'The Communion Girl' is a production by Ikiru Films, La Terraza Films, La Niña de la Comunión AIE, Atresmedia Cine, Rebelión Terrestre and Warner Bros. Entertainment, it is distributed by Warner Bros. Pictures.