Sorcery

In the midst of colonialism and oppression on Chiloé Island in 1880, Rosa Raín, a young Huilliche girl, finds herself consumed by grief and vengeance after her father's brutal murder at the hands of German settlers. As she navigates the treacherous landscape of colonialism and cultural suppression, Rosa seeks out Mateo, leader of an enigmatic organization known as "La Sociedad de los Hechiceros" or "The Society of Sorcerers". As Rosa delves deeper into the world of sorcery, she discovers that Mateo's group is comprised of individuals who possess ancient knowledge and mystical powers passed down through generations of indigenous peoples. These sorcerers have been quietly resisting the colonial forces that seek to erase their culture and way of life. With Mateo as her guide, Rosa begins to master the art of sorcery, learning to harness the energies of nature and channel them into powerful spells. As she grows in power and confidence, Rosa becomes determined to exact justice upon the settlers who took her father's life. Meanwhile, a rival faction emerges within "La Sociedad de los Hechiceros", seeking to overthrow Mateo's leadership and claim dominance over the island. This internal conflict serves as a catalyst for Rosa's own journey of self-discovery, as she must confront her own identity and the true nature of her connection to the land and its people. As tensions escalate and the stakes grow higher, Rosa finds herself at the forefront of a brewing storm that threatens to consume the entire island. With her newfound powers and unwavering determination, she must confront the darkness that has haunted Chiloé Island for centuries – the legacy of colonialism and the struggle for indigenous rights.