Benefits from innovative direction and eloquent performances.

One Year, One Night remains a powerful, bittersweet meditation on the impact of trauma and the desire not to be defined by it.

Fictional but drawn from first-hand accounts, it’s a sprawling, empathetic work that sometimes loses clarity amid its sheer weight of feeling.

Although it becomes tedious and predictable towards the end, the film doesn't settle for a standard linear and hyperbolic approach, striving to share the protagonists' perturbed perspectives with us. [Full review in Spanish]