A Time to Die 1986
After serving 18 years in prison, Juan returns to his sleepy village in *A Time to Die (1986)*, only to find that time hasn't healed old wounds.
Director: Jorge Alí Triana
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is A Time to Die (1986) about?
After 18 years behind bars, Juan returns to his village to find the past still simmering. The community's unresolved grievances clash with his sense of closure, setting the stage for a tense confrontation between old wounds and new realities.
Who directed A Time to Die?
Jorge Alí Triana directed this 1986 crime drama, known for his ability to blend social themes with gripping storytelling.
Who stars in A Time to Die?
The film features Gustavo Angarita, Sebastian Ospina, Jorge Emilio Salazar, María Eugenia Dávila, and Lina Botero in key roles.
Is A Time to Die (1986) worth watching?
While IMDb hasn't rated it, *A Time to Die* offers a compelling mix of crime, drama, and social commentary. Its atmospheric tension and moral dilemmas make it a hidden gem for fans of character-driven thrillers.
How long is A Time to Die?
The film runs for 98 minutes.
About A Time to Die (1986) — A Village Trapped Between Justice and Revenge
After serving 18 years in prison, Juan returns to his sleepy village in *A Time to Die (1986)*, only to find that time hasn't healed old wounds. Directed by Jorge Alí Triana, this gripping drama blends crime and action as the protagonist confronts a community frozen in resentment and unresolved vengeance. The film's moody atmosphere casts long shadows over Juan's struggle to reconcile court-ordered justice with the raw emotions of those he once knew. With themes of vengeance, redemption, and the weight of time, this Colombian thriller unfolds like a slow-burn fuse
Featuring a stellar ensemble cast including Gustavo Angarita, Sebastian Ospina, and María Eugenia Dávila, *A Time to Die* weaves a tale where the past refuses to stay buried. As Juan navigates a landscape of lingering grudges, the film asks whether justice can ever truly catch up with time—or if some wounds run too deep to heal.