The Invisible Guest is a masterfully crafted crime thriller that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats. Directed by Oriol Paulo, the film begins with a seemingly straightforward crime but gradually reveals layers of complexity as the narrative unfolds. The gaps in the initial story are eventually filled, altering the perception of the crime until the final, shocking truth is unveiled. The story oscillates nicely between past events and present revelations, and this dual narrative structure enhances the suspense, making it difficult for the viewer to predict the outcome, again and again unpacking twists that challenges the viewer's assumptions at every turn, contributing to a thrilling rollercoaster experience that keeps the viewer guessing until the very end. There is great acting from Mario Casas who delivers a compelling performance as Adrián, supported by Ana Wagener’s portrayal of Virginia Goodman. Their dynamic dialogs drive the film forward, while the soundtrack intensifies the film's tension. Overall, the Invisible Guest is a captivating thriller with strong performances and a cleverly woven plot. It's a must-watch for fans of mystery and intrigue.