Don't be late, Myra

About This Movie

Don't be late, Myra is this tense little gem that pulls you into the gritty streets of Lahore. The atmosphere is thick with the kind of dread that creeps up slowly, as we follow this young girl navigating a world that's all too dangerous. The performances, especially from the child actress, carry a weight that feels both genuine and unsettling. There's a rawness to the way the film tackles themes of vulnerability and survival, without glorifying the violence. And while the pacing is deliberate, it builds the tension in a way that makes every moment feel significant. It’s not flashy, but it’s the realism and the quiet horror that sticks with you long after the credits roll.

Intense portrayal of childhood vulnerability · Realistic depiction of urban dangers · Strong performances, especially from the lead