Alone

About This Movie

Alone, directed by Benito Zambrano, is a raw exploration of isolation and resilience. Maria's journey unfolds in a crumbling flat, a symbol of her fractured life as she grapples with her father's oppressive authority and the weight of an unwanted pregnancy. The film's tone is heavy yet intimate, with a slow burn that allows you to deeply feel Maria's struggles. The atmosphere is palpable, almost suffocating, reflecting her internal turmoil. Zambrano’s use of practical effects and stark urban landscapes enhances the emotional weight. The performances, particularly that of the lead, are deeply affecting—each scene feels like a window into Maria’s despair and quiet determination. It’s a striking character study that lingers long after viewing.

Explores themes of isolation and resilience. · Stark urban settings enhance emotional atmosphere. · Deeply affecting performances, especially from the lead.