Parking
Synopsis
Mateo, a criminal under house arrest, works at a parking garage in downtown Buenos Aires and plans to escape. His routine is disrupted when Lara pays for an overnight stay and minutes later an armed man breaks into the place. Both witness a murder that triggers a deadly chase through ramps and levels of the building, forcing them to fight against time and criminals to escape alive from the labyrinth.
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Agustín Rolandelli
- Screenplay & Story
- Luciano Leyrado
- Original Title
- Parking
- Country of Origin
- Argentina
- Spoken Languages
- Spanish
- Runtime
- 1h 30m
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Agustín Rolandelli
Luciano Leyrado
Leandro Ferrer
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Agustín Rolandelli
Director
Luciano Leyrado
Writer
Leandro Ferrer
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What is Parking about?
Mateo, a criminal under house arrest, works at a parking garage in downtown Buenos Aires and plans to escape. His routine is disrupted when Lara pays for an overnight stay and minutes later an armed man breaks into the place. Both witness a murder that triggers a deadly chase through ramps and levels of the building, forcing them to fight against time and criminals to escape alive from the labyrinth.
Who directed Parking?
Parking was directed by Agustín Rolandelli.
Who stars in Parking?
The principal cast of Parking includes Horacio Camandulle, Marc Clotet, China Suárez, Rafael Spregelburd.
When was Parking released and how long is it?
Parking was released in 2025 with a total runtime of 1h 30m.