Alone

After a violent breakup turns fatal during a quiet dinner, Inma finds herself nursing a crisis that refuses to end. Her partner dies at home, and a crowded morgue stalls any removal for two days. Paramedics seal the guest room to keep the corpse inside, forcing her to live in close quarters with the remains. The isolation is not just physical; their toxic history makes every sound and breath feel charged and heavy. With every passing hour she battles fear, anger, and a mounting sense of powerlessness, while outside the world keeps moving. In this enforced standoff she must confront memories she hoped to forget and reckon with her own limits, while a distant clock marks time and echoes softly.

Directed by Emilio Martinez-Borso, Alone arrived in 2025 and signals an original, tightly scripted thriller rather than an adaptation. The project foregrounds intimate dread and psychological pressure over sensational set pieces. Filmed on a modest budget with tight camera work.

Box office figures for Alone have not been publicly reported. Given its indie scale and limited release, the film has not published a gross or expanded distribution numbers, leaving its commercial footprint to late word of mouth and festival reception.

As of now there are no major nominations or awards listed for Alone. Early reviews note the movie's austere setup and fuse of horror and drama, but there is no record of formal recognition from major industry bodies, leaving its accolades status unclear until festival circuits weigh in in markets.

Reception and themes center on isolation, abuse dynamics, and the claustrophobic bond between victim and tormentor. Critics praise the restrained performance and precise sound design that carry the weight without cheap shocks. The film asks how trauma distorts perception and what courage looks like when help is delayed for viewers.