Héctor Fernández Cachón

“The Closed Night” has been the most listened-to late-night radio show for decades, hosted by Luis Gálvez, the most respected broadcaster in the country. Luis takes calls from people in distress and always finds a way to help. But tonight will be different. A man named Salvador is on the other end of the line and plans to end his life. He sets strict rules: the host cannot leave the live broadcast, cut the call, or step out of the booth. A macabre game of blackmail and escalating tension begins. Luis is not who he seems to be, and someone has decided to make him pay for it.

In a university classroom, there are only two students left to face their oral exam in Criminal Law under the watchful eye of the demanding Professor Peña. Mario, a veteran and clumsy student, barely manages to get out of the way. Clara, her friend and brilliant companion, dazzles with her answers. But after her speech, the teacher asks an unexpected question: what grade does Mario deserve? The grade decided by the student will be her final grade. What seemed like a gesture of friendship becomes an ethical dilemma when Clara discovers that her decision may cost her her professional future.