Bedlam

Year: 1946

Runtime: 76 mins

Language: English

Director: Mark Robson

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Set in London, 1761, the infamous St. Mary’s of Bethlehem—known as Bedlam—functions as a grim spectacle for the city’s elite, who treat its inmates like caged beasts for amusement. Visitor Nell Bowen is appalled by the squalid conditions and the cruel treatment endured by the desperate patients confined within its walls.

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