Alone In The Night

About This Movie

Alone In The Night offers a fascinating blend of action, comedy, and drama, set against the backdrop of the 23F coup d'état in Spain. The film thrives on its character dynamics, showcasing a group of labor lawyers who find themselves holed up in a house, grappling with their next move. The atmosphere is tense yet often punctuated with sharp humor, creating a unique juxtaposition. The pacing feels deliberate, allowing viewers to fully absorb the weight of their dilemmas. There's a sense of urgency in their debates about democracy and personal responsibility, which resonates throughout. The performances are engaging, with actors delivering both comedic and dramatic moments that keep the viewer invested. Rojas’s direction feels distinct, balancing serious themes with moments of levity.

Interesting take on political turmoil · Mix of humor and serious themes · Strong character interactions throughout