Curdled

In the bright yet shadow‑streaked streets of Miami, a wave of brutal murders targeting the city’s elite sends shockwaves through the community. The crimes leave behind rooms splattered with blood, places that must be erased before the world can look away. Enter Gabriela, a Colombian immigrant whose lifelong fascination with the anatomy of death pulls her away from a quiet bakery life and into a gritty, low‑key cleaning service that specializes in erasing the most grisly of scenes. Her curiosity is as sharp as the tools she wields, and the job offers her a front‑row seat to the darkness that lingers behind polished doors.

The cleaning operation is run by Lodger, a stoic figure who treats each crime‑scene like a puzzle to be solved without ever getting tangled in its narrative. Working alongside her is Elena, a pragmatic partner whose methodical approach often clashes with Gabriela’s more instinctual, almost artistic, desire to uncover hidden meanings in the mess. Their dynamic creates a tense, uneasy rhythm that mirrors the city’s own blend of glitz and decay, setting a tone that is both clinical and unsettlingly intimate.

As the team moves from one opulent apartment to the next, a subtle clue surfaces—something that hints at a connection to a local bartender, a figure who drifts through the nightlife like a silent observer. The discovery pulls Gabriela deeper into a web of intrigue, inviting her to balance her professional detachment with a growing personal obsession. Her relationship with Eduardo, an ex‑colleague who still lingers in her life, adds another layer of tension, framing the investigation as much a test of trust as it is a pursuit of truth.

The film hovers between the glossy veneer of wealth and the stark, blood‑stained reality beneath, crafting an atmosphere where curiosity becomes a dangerous ally. Every corridor she walks is a reminder that the line between cleaner and participant can blur, leaving viewers to wonder just how far Gabriela will let her fixation guide her next steps.

Last Updated: October 27, 2025 at 16:39