Turistas

In the sun‑washed sands of Brazil’s northeastern coast, a small band of adventurous Americans set out for a carefree escape. Alex leads the trio with his protective sister Bea and their spirited friend Amy, while the lively English duo Finn and Liam and an outgoing Australian, Pru, add their own brand of humor and tension to the mix. Their chemistry is a blend of sibling loyalty, budding romance, and the kind of camaraderie that only a shared backpacking journey can forge, all set against the vibrant rhythm of beach parties and the laid‑back rhythm of a foreign shore.

A night of celebration takes an unsettling turn when the group’s drinks are spiked, and they awaken far from the familiar shoreline, tangled in a thick, humid jungle that feels both beautiful and hostile. Disoriented and stripped of their belongings, the friends must quickly reconstruct what happened while navigating an unfamiliar landscape that seems to close in around them. The dense canopy and distant, echoing sounds hint at something unseen watching their every move, turning a simple misstep into a pulse‑quickening quest for safety.

The film leans into a tense, atmospheric thriller, balancing the raw terror of being hunted with the intimate dynamics of a close‑knit group thrust into an unknown world. Shadows flicker through the foliage, and the oppressive heat amplifies the characters’ growing unease, while the jungle itself becomes a character—both a beautiful refuge and a maze of hidden threats. As they press onward, each step forces them to confront not only the external dangers lurking in the green depths but also the deeper secrets that bind them together, promising a gripping struggle for survival that tests loyalty, courage, and the limits of human endurance.

Last Updated: August 10, 2025 at 09:54