Start the day with us at 11:00 AM: wake up slowly with welcome coffee and pastries, meet fellow festival guests, and enjoy the warm atmosphere of a Sunday morning at the festival.

Afterwards, indulge yourself in a delicious Latin brunch before the premiere of Aún es de noche en Caracas, starring Natalia Reyes, who will meet the audience for Q&A.

After the Q&A, the celebration continues: The Brunch Party returns with music and a live DJ, transforming the venue into a festive gathering to celebrate Latin American culture together.

Aún es de noche en Caracas, directed by Mariana Rondón and Marité Ugás, follows Adelaida, a woman trying to survive in a collapsing Caracas after the death of her mother. When armed militia take over her apartment, she is forced to hide in a neighboring flat, where she discovers the body of a Spanish woman.

Trapped in a hostile city and confined with a man she cannot fully trust, Adelaida must navigate fear, uncertainty, and isolation. As escape becomes her only option, she realizes that survival may require abandoning her identity and assuming another. Blending psychological tension with political reality, the film explores exile, displacement, and the fragile sense of belonging in a society on the brink of collapse.