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A young Cuban couple gets lost, and searching for a place to stay the night, enters the home of M. Wong and Madame Tsu, who have sinister plans for them.
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A young Cuban couple gets lost, and searching for a place to stay the night, enters the home of M. Wong and Madame Tsu, who have sinister plans for them.
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Written By:Alejandro Hernández, Jorge Molina
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Runtime:24 minutes
Studio:EICTV Cuba, La Tiñosa Autista, ICAIC
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