Ilhados

In the heart of the South Pacific lies Isola Sinistra, a seemingly idyllic island that masks a dark secret. After a violent storm wrecks their chartered yacht, a group of five strangers finds themselves stranded on this remote paradise, each carrying the weight of their own troubled past. As they start to explore their surroundings in search of rescue, they soon realize that this island is far from a safe haven.

Liv, a pragmatic journalist seeking solace from her chaotic life in the city, leads the group. She is joined by Marco, an enigmatic marine biologist with a hidden agenda; Zara, a free-spirited artist escaping the pressures of fame; James, a recovering addict desperate for a fresh start; and Sylvia, an elderly woman with a mysterious connection to the island’s lore. With the sun setting on their first day, tensions rise as personal conflicts and secrets begin to unravel, threatening their fragile alliances.

As night falls, the group discovers ancient carvings that hint at the island’s dark history—tales of sacrifices, lost souls, and a guardian spirit that protects the land from those with impure intentions. When unexplained phenomena start to occur, fear intensifies. Liv believes they may not be alone, while Marco becomes obsessed with uncovering the island’s secrets, leading him to take risks that endanger the group’s survival. As they venture deeper into the heart of Isola Sinistra, they must confront their inner demons and grapple with the choices that brought them here.

In a race against time, the group learns that the island’s power can either redeem them or destroy them. They must decide if they will band together to survive or allow their past traumas to tear them apart. Exploring themes of redemption, the struggle against personal demons, and the search for connection against a backdrop of suspense and supernatural elements, “Ilhados” weaves a gripping narrative of survival that challenges each character’s fate. As they seek a way off the island, they start to understand that sometimes, the greatest journey is not finding a way back home, but confronting the selves they thought they could escape.