Mi Amor (2026)
Director: Guillaume Nicloux
Cast: Pom Klementieff, Benoît Magimel, Freya Mavor, Àstrid Bergès-Frisbey, Anaël Snoek
Did you know? Filmed on location in Gran Canaria and Tenerife, the "exotic animal sanctuary" in the film is actually a repurposed abandoned water park, whose drained pools and faded murals were used to heighten the unsettling contrast between paradise and peril.
Why Watch: "Mi Amor" is a sun-scorched, synth-laced thriller that blurs the line between hedonistic nightlife and creeping dread, perfect for fans of neon-noir and atmospheric mysteries. As Romy’s desperate search for her missing friend pulls her into a web of deceit and a dangerously alluring stranger, the film’s stunning Canary Islands backdrop becomes a character itself, hiding a sinister secret at a tropical animal sanctuary. Watch it for its hypnotic soundtrack, tense pacing, and a finale that will haunt you long after the last beat drops.
On a sun-scorched tour through the neon-lit nightclubs of the Canary Islands, French DJ Romy finds her world upended when her friend disappears without a trace. Facing stonewalling from both locals and law enforcement, she takes the hunt into her own hands. Her investigation draws her toward a mysterious, magnetic stranger—and the disturbing owners of an exotic animal sanctuary hiding far more than endangered species.