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Don't Come Out (Spanish: No salgas) is a 2026 Dominican Republic coming-of-age drama horror film directed, produced, and written by Victoria Linares Villegas in her fiction feature directorial debut, from a screenplay she wrote with Carlos Alberto Marranzini Rodríguez. It stars Cecile van Welie as Liz, a closeted woman who goes on a weekend trip with her friends. It also stars Camila Issa, Gabriela Cortés, Camila Santana, and Mariela Guerrero.

SpanishNo salgas
Directed byVictoria Linares Villegas
Written by
  • Victoria Linares Villegas
  • Carlos Marranzini
Produced by
  • Victoria Linares Villegas
  • Carlos Marranzini
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Don't Come Out
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SpanishNo salgas
Directed byVictoria Linares Villegas
Written by
  • Victoria Linares Villegas
  • Carlos Marranzini
Produced by
  • Victoria Linares Villegas
  • Carlos Marranzini
Starring
  • Cecile van Welie
  • Camila Issa
  • Gabriela Cortés
  • Camila Santana
  • Mariela Guerrero
CinematographyJaime Guerra
Edited byErik Alfredo Martinez
Music byOscar Chabebe
Production
company
El perro de Argento
Release date
Running time
105 minutes
CountryDominican Republic
LanguageSpanish
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It had its world premiere at the Generation 14plus section of the 76th Berlin International Film Festival on 16 February 2026.

Premise

A closeted medical student grieving the death of her girlfriend joins her friends on a weekend trip, where she grows close to a mysterious young woman.[1]

Cast

  • Cecile van Welie as Liz
  • Camila Issa as Laura
  • Gabriela Cortés as Danielle
  • Camila Santana as Jessie
  • Mariela Guerrero as Wendy

Production

In an interview with Diva, Villegas said that the film was inspired by an image that her co-writer Carlos Marranzini had in his head: "four girls driving on a highway in the dead of night, covered in blood". They tried to uncover the story behind that image through the film.[2] Regarding the film genre, Villegas told Caribbean Beat that she felt that "horror could be a broader way of exploring the dangers of coming out" in Dominican Republic.[3]

Release

Don't Come Out had its world premiere at the Generation 14plus section of the 76th Berlin International Film Festival on 16 February 2026.[4] Prior to its premiere, ArtHood Entertainment acquired the film's world sales rights.[5]

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