Director's statement

When I made "Lost in the Night", I wanted to portray a young man consumed by grief and the need for justice in a country where disappearance has become disturbingly common. Following his search for the truth about his mother, I explored how anger, class division, and hidden violence intersect. The encounter between different social worlds allowed me to examine privilege and impunity from an intimate perspective. **The film ultimately reveals** how unresolved trauma can turn into obsession, and how truth itself becomes dangerous in environments built on silence. Through tension and moral ambiguity, I sought to reflect the unease of a society haunted by what it refuses to confront.