GIVE ME TWO HOURS OF THE DAY TO THINK THAT I'LL USE THE OTHER TWENTY TWO TO DREAM...

Suite in which lights turn off and action begins, where Luis Buñuel’s favorite woman comes on stage: Viridiana, a woman he dreamed obsessively with and who comes to life only on the stage, where she transforms from candidate nun into the main character of a story that is triggered under Surrealism. Her face is sepia and her body given to Silvia Pinal with candelabra covers the maze that Buñuel would dream and would make her wake up to a world where she could always dream.
n a heart not only of woman, but also of a religious person and dreame