In the shadowed corners of Southern France, a Gypsy community clings to survival on land threatened by encroaching waters. Led by the indomitable matriarch, Elodie, and her two sons, Raphael and Lucien, they navigate the precarious balance between tradition and change, legality and necessity. As the tide relentlessly rises, so does the pressure on their way of life, pushing them to the brink of a desperate gamble.

The clan’s survival hangs by a thread, forcing them into the underbelly of society where the lines between right and wrong blur. Elodie, once a proud and respected figure in her community, must now make choices that challenge her very identity. Raphael, the eldest son, grapples with his duty to protect his family and his growing disillusionment with the world they are forced to inhabit. Lucien, the younger brother, harbors a secret that could unravel everything they’ve fought for.

As they venture deeper into a world of crime and corruption, they discover allies in unexpected places and enemies within their own ranks. Each decision they make, every alliance they forge, leads them further from the life they once knew. But amidst the darkness, there is a glimmer of hope—a chance to reclaim what was lost and forge a new path for their clan.

The weight of seven years of silence bears down on them as they confront the truth that has been buried deep within their hearts. The secret they’ve kept could either be their salvation or their downfall. In a world where survival often means compromising one’s soul, will they find the strength to face the past and build a future?

‘Malditos’ is a tale of resilience, family, and the lengths one will go to protect what they hold dear.