Night Always Comes puts Vanessa Kirby through the wringer – again. It’s her second gruelingly intense dramatic vehicle for Netflix after 2020’s Pieces of a Woman, which landed her a well-deserved Oscar nomination and placed her among the upper echelon of actors who can bring power and presence to both prestige cinema (see also: her memorable turn as Josephine in Ridley Scott’s Napoleon) and pop blockbuster franchises (she’s wonderfully strange as a supporting player in the Mission: Impossible films,

Jennifer Jason Leigh, Julia Fox and Eli Roth also appear in Benjamin Caron’s thriller about a Portland woman fighting to claw out a future for herself and her family.

The Oscar nominee also produces Benjamin Caron's Netflix drama, which brings the Willy Vlautin novel to somewhat sketchy life.