Plaza Catedral

About This Movie

Plaza Catedral weaves a haunting narrative around grief and connection. Alicia, at 42, is deeply submerged in her sorrow, creating a palpable sense of isolation that's almost suffocating. The unexpected arrival of Chief, a 14-year-old boy, injects urgency into her stagnant life. The film balances tension and emotional weight, with its pacing feeling both deliberate and unpredictable. The performances, particularly that of the lead, capture a rawness that echoes the complexities of human experience. The atmosphere is heavy, almost tactile, and the practical effects work seamlessly to enhance the realism of the unfolding drama. It’s this blend of personal tragedy and sudden violence that makes it stand out in contemporary cinema.

Strong character-driven narrative · Explores themes of grief and isolation · Interesting blend of drama and thriller elements