La Luna en el Espejo

Don Arnaldo is the bedridden despot who keeps his reverential son, Gordo, enslaved by his own infirmities. Every object in their Valparaiso apartment conspires to maintain this contra!: the clocks ringing out the hour of Don Arnaldo's medication, the mirrors in the sickroom positioned to reflect Gordo's every action. Gordo's secret is his love lor his dreamy, widowed neighbor, Lucretia. Don Arnaldo, however won'! tolerate this distraction from his own reminiscences - causing the desires of the three to come into violent conflict.
(Nancy Blaine)