HIDE ME

In the remote, snow-covered peaks of the Hindu Kush mountains, a Catholic convent stands as a symbol of peace and faith—until it becomes the scene of an unspeakable atrocity. On the very night that American troops finally withdraw from Afghanistan after two decades, Talibani militants storm the convent. Nuns and others are murdered in horrific fashion, their bodies desecrated, some even skinned. The world is quick to see it as a political act of violence, a cruel reminder of the chaos left behind.

But Sr. Agnes, driven by grief and fury over the loss of her cousin Sr. Sophie, refuses to accept this explanation. She begins a relentless, personal investigation, uncovering clues that reveal a far more sinister plot. The Taliban attack was a cover, orchestrated by dark forces with terrifying motives that go beyond politics. Behind the massacre lies a conspiracy of unimaginable proportions, meant to serve a universal evil.

At the center of this evil is Eduardo, a man who has lived in disguise, first as a humble janitor and then as a seemingly benevolent yoga instructor. But Eduardo’s teachings of kundalini are anything but benign. Using secret and dangerous techniques, he has manipulated the energies of the living and the dead to extract a sacred vessel hidden within the convent—one that his demon mistress desperately seeks.

However, Eduardo’s master plan begins to unravel. The survivors of the attack, alongside the restless spirits of those who were killed, unite in a terrifying and unpredictable retaliation. What unfolds is a supernatural reckoning as the living and the dead rise against Eduardo and the demon, in a battle that transcends earthly existence.