It Would Be Night in Caracas
Set in Caracas during the 2017 protests, this gripping social thriller follows a woman trapped in a city consumed by repression and chaos. When regime loyalists seize her apartment, she is forced into hiding and begins to hatch a desperate plan in a perilous bid to escape the country.
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Friday, May 15, 2026
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Saturday, May 16, 2026
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Set in Caracas during the violent protests of 2017, this gripping political thriller follows Adelaida—portrayed with raw intensity by Natalia Reyes—who finds herself alone in a city consumed by repression, censorship, and chaos. When her apartment is seized by women loyal to the regime, Adelaida is forced to hide in a neighboring flat while unrest and violence escalate in the streets below. As food, safety, and hope grow scarce, Adelaida realizes that survival will demand more than endurance—it will require reinvention. With time running out and danger closing in, she begins to contemplate a desperate plan and attempt a perilous escape from the country she once called home. Directed by Mariana Rondón and Marité Ugás, and with the participation of acclaimed Venezuelan actor and producer Édgar Ramírez, the film delivers a haunting portrait of authoritarianism and social collapse. Through Adelaida's journey, it captures the pain of losing loved ones, home, and freedom. At once intimate and politically charged, the story becomes a powerful reflection on identity, displacement, and the human instinct to survive, echoing the experiences of countless people forced to flee instability and oppression across Latin America and the world.
—Hebe Tabachnik
- Original Language Title: Aun es de Noche en Caracas
- Director: Mariana Rondón, Marité Ugás
- Principal Cast: Natalia Reyes, Moises Angola, Sheila Monterola, Samantha Castillo, Edgar Ramirez
- Country: Mexico, Venezuela
- Year: 2025
- Running Time: 97 min.
- Producer: Stacy Perskie, Edgar Ramirez, Stephanie Correa, Jill Littman
- Screenplay: Mariana Rondon, Marite Ugas
- Cinematographers: Juan Pablo Ramirez
- Editors: Soledad Salfate
- Music: Camilo Froideval
- Awards: Palm Springs International Film Festival 2026 (Ibero-American Special Mention), Huelva Latin American Film Festival 2025 (Special Jury Award)
- Filmography: Rondon: Zafari (2024), Bad Hair (2013), Postcards from Leningrad (2007), At Midnight and a Half (co-director, 1999); Ugas: Contactado (2020), The Kid Who Lies (2011), At Midnight and a Half (co-director, 1999)
- Language: Spanish
- Has Subtitles: Yes
- International Sales: CAA