Mamá Film review

Mamá is an Spanish/Canadian  scary movie directed by Andrés Muschietti based in a short presented in 2008. This told the history of two little children, Victoria and Lilly, that lived alone because their father killed their mother and escaped to a house in the forest. In this house he tried to killed his daughter Victoria but "Mamá", a ghost, killed him before. The children lived alone for five years, when the police found their the only word that they said was Mamá because the ghost look after the two little girls for that five years giving food and protection. The uncle of the girls won the custody. He, her girlfriend and a professional taught they to talk, to be persons because in this moments they are wilds. The professional were discovering things about the girls and about Mamá. One day he went to the house of the forest and Mamá killed him. Also in the house of the uncle Mamá protected the girls and injuried the uncle and scared his girlfriend in dreams with songs and listening the girls. Finally Victoria reject Mamá and was happy with her new family, her uncle and his girlfriend, but Lilly loved Mamá and she caught Lilly to world of dead.