Voices in the Night

In the suspended silence of the night, when the city sleeps and only the neon lights remain on, Mark, 45, hosts a late-night radio show: Night Waves.
Between soul records and gentle words, he accompanies listeners who can't sleep: broken hearts, loneliness, voices seeking comfort.
His voice is calm and deep, but behind that microphone is a hollow man, speaking to the world rather than himself.

One night, among the many phone calls, a different voice arrives: Sara, 35, divorced, mother of two.
Her voice is fragile, yet vibrant, filled with melancholy and a longing to be heard.
From that night, Mark and Sara begin to talk, like two souls suspended in the darkness, finding a secret refuge in the ether.
They talk about music, about unfulfilled dreams, about fears and silences.
Every word brings them closer, every pause is a touch that passes through the air.

Voices of the Night is a story about the need to be heard, the intimate power of words, and the possibility of loving through sound.
A romantic and melancholic film, where the radio becomes a suspended place where two solitudes recognize each other and, for the first time, find peace.