19 May 1963 16 mins
A man is relentlessly pursued by a sinister shadowy figure, whom he cannot elude. Cornered with nowhere left to flee, he faces his tormentor and is shocked to discover his identity. A nightmarish allegorical tale about the destructive tendencies in high-pressure modern society.
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