Alone In The Night

The film follows a group of labor lawyers who find themselves hiding in a house during the 23F coup d'état in Spain. As they navigate their uncertain circumstances, they engage in discussions about whether to flee, remain hidden, or take action to protect the young democracy of Spain. This setting offers a mix of tension and humor, making it a distinctive entry in the action-comedy-drama genre.

At 86 minutes, Alone In The Night presents a compact storyline that balances intense themes with comedic elements. The involvement of various production companies such as Abanca and Canal Sur suggests a collaborative effort in bringing this narrative to life. For collectors, the film is available on DVD, making it accessible for those looking to add contemporary international cinema to their collection.