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Marga receives Rebeca, a patient tormented by disturbing dreams, at her psychology practice. Rebeca reveals that a mysterious man is haunting her nightmares. When Marga sees a drawing of him, she recognizes the person, because several patients have come to her with the same problem.
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Marga receives Rebeca, a patient tormented by disturbing dreams, at her psychology practice. Rebeca reveals that a mysterious man is haunting her nightmares. When Marga sees a drawing of him, she recognizes the person, because several patients have come to her with the same problem.
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Genre:Horror, Thriller, Mystery
Written By:Cristóbal Añón Blanco, Marta Rodríguez Cacheda, Xián García Eiroa, Mar Díaz Rodríguez
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Studio:Histeria Cinema (ES)
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