The Bad Night(2018)

The Bad Night is a fever dream essay on Mexico City after dark, where souls wander through hallucinations and regret. The film moves between encounters and departures, nostalgia and longing, capturing the nocturnal landscape through a dreamlike lens. It's a meditation on night as a liminal space—where the city's inhabitants confront their inner turmoil, memories, and desires. Rather than a conventional narrative, The Bad Night unfolds as a series of impressionistic vignettes that blur reality and imagination. The film treats Mexico City's nighttime as both setting and character, exploring how darkness reveals the emotional undercurrents of those who move through it. Visually poetic and introspective, it prioritizes mood and atmosphere over plot, inviting viewers into a hypnotic exploration of urban solitude and the human condition.