

Three men in Mexico confront the challenges of aging, including an alcoholic retiree, a doctor seeking justice, and a grandfather mourning his wife.
“It is an introspective journey into remorse, loneliness and death.”
Synopsis
Three men in Mexico confront the challenges of aging, including an alcoholic retiree, a doctor seeking justice, and a grandfather mourning his wife.
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Synopsis
José, an alcoholic retiree in Mexico, struggles with feelings of purposelessness. Víctor, a doctor, pursues justice for neglected elderly citizens while following a presidential candidate. Braulio, a grieving grandfather, deals with the sudden loss of his wife. "When The Night Falls" presents the challenges faced by these men, reflecting on how societal expectations shape their responses to remorse, isolation, and mortality. The film runs for 99 minutes and is directed by Daniel Zúñiga.
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Why Watch
- Meet José, an alcoholic retiree facing deep loneliness.
- Follow Víctor as he advocates for elderly rights in Mexico.
- Find out how Braulio deals with grief after his wife's death.
Did You Know
- José is portrayed as an alcoholic retiree struggling with purposelessness.
- Víctor is a doctor who follows a presidential candidate for elderly justice.
- Braulio copes with the sudden death of his wife, affecting his emotional state.
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Who directed the documentary 'When The Night Falls'?
Daniel Zúñiga directed the documentary 'When The Night Falls'.
What year was 'When The Night Falls' released?
'When The Night Falls' was released in 2022.
What are the main themes addressed in 'When The Night Falls'?
The main themes include remorse, loneliness, and death, particularly in the context of Mexican masculinity.
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