Based on the short story The Open Window by Saki (H. H. Munro). A twelve minute film that I think some of you will enjoy. A young nervous man from the city goes to the country to rest but finds things aren’t what they appear to be… 
David Govett
The young lady will make some young man a fine wife, once she’s dead.
mother hub
Harkens back to the day when young women of “breeding” had nothing to occupy their minds and so resorted to mischief like this. Eventually she’d end up becoming a morphine addict or drunk conducting seances to the amusement of her female peers before dying of cirrhosis or TB. Tsk, tsk.
BlessedBlogger
I liked it even though it was mean spirited. The trouble is that girl was far to clever and creative for her time. Today a girl like that would grow up to be an actress, a film maker or a writer.
just a guy
I think I read this short story a while back in college.
Anyhow, that girl is pretty funny.
ted
Gah – 12 minutes?
I read that story, too. Saki was a master of the short story.
That guy looked like whatisname from Ugly Betty.
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