Parking 2025
Mateo's tightly confined life under house arrest flips upside-down when he takes a night shift at a downtown Buenos Aires parking garage. As routine fades into chaos, a sudden armed break-in reveals a chilling murder right before his eyes.
Director: Agustín Rolandelli
Cast
Horacio Camandulle
Policia
Marc Clotet
Mateo
China Suárez
Lara
Rafael Spregelburd
Toro
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Parking (2025) about?
Under house arrest, Mateo works the night shift at a Buenos Aires parking garage when an armed intruder turns a routine overnight stay into a deadly chase. He and an unexpected guest witness a murder, forcing them to navigate the labyrinthine garage to escape ruthless pursuers before time runs out.
Who directed Parking?
Agustín Rolandelli directs this pulse-pounding thriller, bringing a sharp eye for suspense and character dynamics to the confined setting.
Who stars in Parking?
The film features Horacio Camandulle, Marc Clotet, China Suárez, and Rafael Spregelburd in lead roles.
Is Parking (2025) worth watching?
With its tight 90-minute runtime, *Parking (2025)* delivers a gripping blend of dark comedy and thriller elements. While IMDb ratings aren't yet available, Rolandelli's direction and the unique premise suggest it's a standout for fans of tense, character-driven action.
How long is Parking?
The film runs for 90 minutes.
About Parking (2025) — A High-Stakes Thriller in Concrete Confines
Mateo's tightly confined life under house arrest flips upside-down when he takes a night shift at a downtown Buenos Aires parking garage. As routine fades into chaos, a sudden armed break-in reveals a chilling murder right before his eyes. Trapped inside the labyrinth of ramps and levels, Mateo and a mysterious overnight guest, Lara, must outmaneuver relentless pursuers racing through the concrete maze to survive the night. Directed by Agustín Rolandelli, *Parking (2025)* blends sharp dark comedy with pulse-pounding suspense, weaving themes of desperation, chance alliances, and the thin line between safety and chaos.
With its claustrophobic setting and high stakes unfolding in real time, the film delivers a tense, character-driven thriller where every shadow and turn could mean life or death. Rolandelli crafts a gripping tale that tests the limits of trust and timing, all set against the neon-lit backdrop of a city that feels just as alive as it does dangerous.
