Asylum

Year: 1954

Runtime: 77 mins

Language: Spanish

Director: Luis María Delgado

Comedy

Carlos travels to the asylum where his girlfriend Juana works, hoping for a simple visit. The director warmly welcomes him and presents his peculiar niece, a young woman utterly devoted to playing the harp at any moment, as well as a stoic nurse who mirrors every word Carlos utters, turning the encounter into a strangely echoing experience.

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