Turno nocturno

In the chilling yet captivating film "Night Shift," we follow the journey of Rebeca, a young and resilient nurse portrayed by the talented Paulina Gaitán. Struggling to escape the shadows of her tumultuous past, which is marked by domestic abuse, Rebeca takes a job at a small and seemingly quiet hospital. This night shift, however, turns out to be anything but ordinary. As she navigates the eerie hallways and the complexities of night duty, she soon discovers that the hospital harbors more secrets than she initially anticipated.

As the night unfolds, Rebeca encounters the ghostly presence of a former nurse who once walked the same corridors, adding an unsettling layer to her nightly routine. The spectral nurse appears to be more than just a haunting; her presence seems linked to unfulfilled stories and unfinished business from her time on earth. This supernatural twist complicates Rebeca's life at work as she grapples with her own fears and insecurities, pushing her to confront her past while unraveling the mystery of the ghost that lingers in the halls, all while contending with the eerie sounds and shadows that accompany the night shift.

Supporting Rebeca in her journey is Zamudio, played by the charismatic Tony Dalton. Zamudio becomes her ally as they both face chilling encounters that challenge their perception of reality. Together, they delve deeper into the hospital's history, uncovering secrets that intertwine with Rebeca's own traumatic experiences. As the layers of the story unfold, the film masterfully weaves themes of resilience, redemption, and the haunting echoes of one’s past, elevating "Night Shift" into a gripping exploration of the human spirit in the face of adversity and the supernatural.

Main Cast of Turno nocturno

Paulina Gaitán delivers a compelling performance as Rebeca in the movie 'Night Shift' (also known as "La niña de la mina" or "The Girl in the Mineshaft"), where she brings depth and complexity to a character that is central to the film's suspenseful narrative. Rebeca is a young woman who finds herself in a perilous situation, trapped in a mine, and Gaitán's portrayal is both vulnerable and resilient, capturing the essence of a person facing extreme adversity. Her ability to convey a mix of fear, determination, and hope is captivating, as she navigates through the dark and claustrophobic environment of the mine. Gaitán's performance is pivotal in maintaining the tension of the story, as her character's fate becomes intertwined with that of the night shift security guard played by Leonardo Sbaraglia. The emotional range and authenticity that Gaitán brings to Rebeca not only anchor the film's dramatic core but also solidify her as a standout talent in Latin American cinema.

In the gripping film "Night Shift," Tony Dalton delivers a performance that is both chilling and nuanced as the character Zamudio. His portrayal of a man caught in the moral quandaries of the criminal underworld is a standout element of the movie. Dalton brings a palpable intensity to the role, conveying Zamudio's internal struggle with a quiet yet powerful presence. His ability to express the character's inner turmoil through subtle shifts in expression and demeanor adds layers of complexity to what could have been a one-dimensional antagonist. Tony Dalton's Zamudio is not just a villain; he is a man whose choices and actions are influenced by a skewed sense of loyalty and survival, making his performance not only memorable but also hauntingly human. His interactions with the other characters are charged with an undercurrent of tension, and his performance is a testament to his range as an actor, solidifying his reputation as a talent capable of elevating the material he works with.

Patricia Reyes Spíndola delivers a captivating performance as Hortensia in the film "Night Shift" (Spanish: "La Jaula de Oro"), where she brings depth and warmth to a character that serves as the moral compass of the story. As the grandmother of the protagonist, Juan, Hortensia is portrayed with a delicate balance of strength and vulnerability by Spíndola. Her nuanced portrayal conveys the resilience of a woman who has endured hardships, yet her love and concern for her grandson radiate through the screen. Spíndola's Hortensia is a pillar of unconditional love and wisdom, and her scenes are charged with an emotional intensity that underscores the film's exploration of family, migration, and the human spirit. Through her expressive eyes and gentle demeanor, Spíndola etches out a character that is both memorable and emblematic of the sacrifices made by those who are often left behind in the pursuit of a better life.

Secondary Cast of Turno nocturno

Juan Carlos Lira

Aaron

David Fridman

Arturo Linares , Linares

Karla Garrido

Enfermera Recepcionista , Recepcionista

Yigael Yadin

Mauro

Jesús Téllez

Sr. Chan

Julia Arce

Jefa de Enfermeras

Jesús Lozano

Enfermero Cansado

María Eugenia Guzmán

Anciana Adolorida

Crew of Turno nocturno