The Spanish actress who is in the mouth of the spectators stars in a film that will have you completely expectant.
Mexican cinema is in considerable growth and this translates into more and better films for streaming platforms. In this case, Netflix incorporated lost at nighta 2023 film that shows a dramatic suspense story to sit the armchair and not flash for approximately 2 hours.
The protagonist is the Spanish actress Ester Expósito. The address is in charge of the Spanish Amat Escalante and the suspense and the tension progressively scale so as not to stop requesting the attention of the viewer or for a second. The plot, which begins with the mysterious disappearance of a mother generates a shocking intrigue from the first minute.
Lost at night
What’s lost at night, movie available on Netflix
The Emiliano’s mother seems to have been swallowed by the earth. Its disappearance is a total unknown of which there is no clue, more than its protest against companies in the mining. For his part, he is thoroughly investigating the situation to find it. On the other hand, While looking for his mother, fate put him in front of Monica Almadarepresented by an incredible performance of Ester Expósito.
The clues led him to a place known as “Kilometer 5” where he discovers a family group that seems to have nothing to do with the matter, but as his suspicions progress in the investigation they grow more and more, although he is strongly affected in his search for the appearance of Monica, who generates distractions of his goal.
Netflix: Lost Trailer at night
Netflix: Lost cast at night
- Ester Expósito (Mónica Aldama)
- Juan Daniel García Treviño (Emiliano)
- Bárbara Mori (Cármen Aldama)
- Fernando Bonilla (Rigoberto Bonilla)
- María Fernanda Osio (Jasmine)
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