Jairo Pinilla and posters for his movies “27 Horas con la Muerte” and “Funeral Sinisetro.”

Alejandro Muñoz, snuff film survivor.

Stone angel in front facade, just above the outdoor lighting in the Faenza Theater.

Jairo Pinilla and posters for his movies “27 Horas con la Muerte” and “Funeral Sinisetro.”

Teatro Faenza

Stone angel in front facade, just above the outdoor lighting in the Faenza Theater.

The aftermath of “The Bogotazo.”

Carlos Gardel, the Father of Tango

Miguel Angel Rios photo from his 1980’s series in the Faenza, during the time it was used for hookups.

Luisón, Luisó or Lobizon in the Museo Mitológico Ramón Elías (Museum of Mythology Ramón Elías) in Capità, Paraguay

Map of Gran Chaco Area, where the Lobizon stories originate. Dark green is dry land, light green is more humid.

Cut out of the Guaraní story of Taù and Keraná, the parents of the lobizon.

Man feeding an Aguará Guazú, Chrysocyon brachyurus, a canid believed to have inspired Lobizon tales.

Aguará Guazú, Chrysocyon brachyurus.

Lobizon video from Ypacaraí , Paraguay.

Maria Augusta de Oliveira Borges

Maria Augusta, daughter of the Viscount of Guaraginguetá

“As Fabulas Negras,” a movie with stories based on Brazilian folklore, including “A Loira do Banheiro.”

A Loira do Banheiro

Teatro Faenza

Stone angel in front facade, just above the outdoor lighting in the Faenza Theater.