Tin & Tina (2023) is a psychological thriller that delves into the unsettling world of faith, obsession, and family. The story begins with newlyweds Lola and Adolfo, whose dreams of parenthood are shattered after a traumatic miscarriage. Struggling with grief, they decide to adopt, finding comfort in two peculiar orphaned twins, Tin and Tina, who share an unbreakable bond and a deep fascination with religious teachings.

Initially, the couple believes they’ve found a sense of normalcy, but things take a dark turn when the twins’ extreme interpretation of scripture leads to disturbing behavior. Their innocence masks a growing danger as their actions, driven by blind faith, escalate into increasingly sinister events. Lola becomes more wary, sensing something deeply wrong, while Adolfo dismisses her concerns, leading to tension in their marriage.

As Lola delves deeper into the twins’ past, she uncovers haunting truths that force her to question not only their intentions but her own grip on reality. The film masterfully builds suspense, blurring the lines between faith and fanaticism, and leaving the audience questioning who—or what—truly poses the greatest threat. ScreenshotWith a chilling atmosphere, unsettling performances from the child actors, and a gripping exploration of trauma and belief, Tin & Tina offers a harrowing look at the dark side of innocence and the fragility of trust within a family.