Blame

Single mother and nurse Gloria encounters financial struggle, her colleague and friend Dr. Ana Torres asks her to move in with her and her young daughter Vicky. Gloria soon discovers a dark truth which leads to tragic consequences., Originally produced as part of the Six Films to Keep You Awake horror series from Spain, Who Could Kill a Child? director Narciso Ibáñez Serrador’s Blame follows a hospital nurse as she goes to work at a private clinic that isn’t what it first appears to be. Ana is a respected gynecologist who works at the same hospital where Gloria is staffed as a nurse. In addition to working at the hospital, however, Ana also runs a private clinic out of her home. As fate would have it, the nurse who used to work at Ana’s clinic has recently moved on, leaving open a space for Gloria should she choose to take it. Ana and Gloria have been close friends for quite some time, so when Ana invites Gloria and her daughter Vicky to move in as well it seems like a perfect fit for all involved. At first glance the clinic seems comfortable and cheerful, yet a closer look reveals that something sinister is alive within those open and airy walls. Just as Gloria settles in to her new abode, Ana drops a serious bombshell: The “private clinic” is actually a clandestine abortion clinic, a mysterious place where truth, pain, life, and death all exist simultaneously. Neither the patients nor the doctors here are ever truly alone, and by the time Gloria discovers the horrible secret that dwells in the room upstairs it’s already far too late to turn back., Nieve de Medina, Montse Mostaza, Alejandra Lorenzo, Mariana Cordero. Spanish horror set in the 1970s. Gloria, a nurse, goes to work for Ana, a lesbian gynaecologist who performs abortions at night. When a fetus disappears after an abortion things begin to get sinister.