The Sun Was Setting

Year: 1951

Runtime: 15 mins

Language: English

Director: Edward D. Wood Jr.

Drama

A terminally ill woman lies in her cramped apartment when two friends visit. She admits she wants to go to Chinatown for a final escape. The friends convince her to stay, then depart, leaving her alone. Overwhelmed by the confinement, she passes away.

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