A Week Alone

Year: 2009

Runtime: 110 mins

Language: Spanish

Director: Celina Murga

Drama

Maria, an early‑teen, is left to watch her sister Sofia while their parents are away for a week in a gated community. Housekeeper Esther nominally supervises but largely steps aside, letting the girls and their friends roam the house, set their own rules and explore. When Esther brings cousin Fernando, the privileged kids glimpse life beyond their insulated world.

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