It Would be Night in Caracas (Aun es de Noche en Caracas)

Set during the brutal 2017 protests in Caracas, Venezuela, a city full of chaos, 38-year-old Adelaida Falcón is left adrift after burying her mother. The grief is immediate; the danger is closer. Trapped in a collapsing city, Adelaida loses her home to regime loyalists and her identity to a dead neighbor. To survive the chaos, she must stop being herself and become someone else entirely. Hers is a claustrophobic, heart-pounding journey of survival where the only way out is to disappear entirely.

Directors Marité Ugás and Mariana Rondón craft a portrayal of life under siege, where acts of survival are inseparable from ethical ambiguity.