Honeycomb

Honeycomb follows Teresa and Peter as they settle into their new home after marriage. The arrival of Teresa's childhood furniture triggers distressing memories, leading her to confront her turbulent past. The film delves into themes of age regression, divorce, and the psychological impact of trauma.

Directed by Carlos Saura, the film features a prominent cast, including Geraldine Chaplin and Per Oscarsson. Its exploration of roleplay and mental illness through a surreal narrative adds to its intrigue. Collectors of psychological dramas from the late 1960s will find this film an interesting representation of the era's cinematic explorations.