Sundown

• Drama

In the sun-drenched, melancholic backdrop of Acapulco, this contemplative drama unravels the fragile facade of a wealthy British family, not through explosive conflict, but a subtly unsettling psychological descent. As a distant emergency threatens their opulent idyll, one scion deliberately detaches, seeking an unburdened, almost existential freedom from familial duty and expectation, trading silver spoons for the quiet anonymity of everyday Mexican life. This character-driven exploration of disengagement offers a nuanced look at privilege, personal responsibility, and the unexpected allure of relinquishing control, set against a culturally rich environment that both grounds and contrasts with their internal turmoil. It's a thought-provoking examination of identity and the pursuit of a simpler existence, even if born from emotional avoidance.