Running approximately 80 minutes, the feature film combines elements of horror and drama to craft a narrative marked by family secrets, memories, fear, and events that seem to blur the lines between the real and the supernatural.

 

The trailer presents an unsettling atmosphere and reveals fragments of a story centered on the relationship between different generations of a family—particularly the presence of a child and an older woman—in a world permeated by memories, tensions, and a threat that gradually manifests itself. 

 

Amid domestic settings, nocturnal landscapes, and images laden with symbolism, *RELICÁRIO* builds its suspense from what is not fully revealed. The house, the forest, and the objects that make up this world become spaces of memory and mystery, while the past seems to remain present and draw ever closer.

 

“RELICÁRIO stems from the desire to explore fear from a deeply human perspective. More than a film about the supernatural, it is a story about what we carry with us, about the scars of the past, and about the secrets that run through family relationships,” says director Guto Pasko.

 

The film marks a new chapter in the career of Guto Pasko, who has over 25 years of experience in the audiovisual industry and has directed and produced dozens of works, including feature films, series, documentaries, and TV movies. At the helm of GP7 Cinema, a production company founded in Curitiba in 2001, Pasko has built a filmography marked by a diversity of genres and a focus on stories with a strong authorial voice.

 

With *RELICÁRIO*, GP7 Cinema is expanding its presence in Brazilian genre cinema, investing in a film that combines horror and drama to explore themes such as memory, family, guilt, and the effects of the past on the present. 

 

The feature film has been completed and will now move on to the festival circuit and its commercial release strategy, with a theatrical release scheduled for 2027.

 

RELICÁRIO
Feature-length fiction film | Horror / Drama
Screenplay: Rafael Waltrick
Director: Guto Pasko
Producers: Guto Pasko and Andréia Kaláboa
Runtime: approximately 80 minutes
Scheduled release: 2027