Alén 2014
Directed by Natalia Imery Almario, *Alén (2014)* is a vibrant short film that captures a single night in the life of a young woman navigating the pulse of a bustling city.
Director: Natalia Imery Almario
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Alén (2014) about?
The film follows Alén as she explores the city at night, where her personal soundtrack merges with a charged social gathering. Her bandmate friends organize a party that evolves into a space for protest, performance, and candid conversations about women's liberation and bodily autonomy.
Who directed Alén?
Director Natalia Imery Almario crafts this short film with a keen eye for the raw energy of youth culture and social issues.
Who stars in Alén?
The cast includes the central figure Alén, alongside her friends Claudia, Miguel, and Irene, who bring the story's rebellious spirit to life.
Is Alén (2014) worth watching?
With its tight 25-minute runtime, *Alén* offers a punchy, thought-provoking snapshot of social dynamics and personal expression. While IMDb ratings aren't listed, its themes of empowerment and urban culture make it a compelling watch for fans of indie short films.
How long is Alén?
The film runs for 25 minutes.
About Alén (2014) — A Short Film on Women's Emancipation and Urban Nights
Directed by Natalia Imery Almario, *Alén (2014)* is a vibrant short film that captures a single night in the life of a young woman navigating the pulse of a bustling city. Alén moves through the urban landscape, her headphones blasting music that sets the tone for an evening where liberation and self-expression take center stage.
As her friend Claudia spreads the word about the March of the Whores, Alén teams up with Miguel and Irene to host a raw, unfiltered gathering—complete with beer, a sensual performance, and discussions on women's emancipation and bodily freedom. The night unfolds against a backdrop of electronic beats, blending youthful energy with a defiant, celebratory spirit that defines a generation in transition.