Join Vincent and Tangella as they watch "Images" from 1972 with Susannah York and René Auberjonois. While staying at a secluded countryside home in Ireland, a children’s author begins to experience a series of unsettling visions and sounds that blur the line between perception and reality. As her time in isolation continues, the quiet retreat becomes increasingly disorienting, and her grasp on her surroundings begins to erode. Confronted by figures from her past and haunted by shifting identities, she struggles to distinguish hallucination from truth. The serene landscape offers little comfort, and the quiet becomes a canvas for confusion and dread. Anchored by a nuanced lead performance and a moody, immersive atmosphere, this psychological horror film explores the fragility of the mind under duress. Released in 1972 and directed by Robert Altman, the film remains one of his most enigmatic works, with a visual style and tone that invites contemplation without providing easy answers.