Niebla (1968)
Niebla (1914), defined by Miguel de Unamuno as a "nivola", narrates the existential crisis of Augusto Pérez, a rich and idle young man whose monotonous life changes when he falls in love with Eugenia.
Niebla (1914), defined by Miguel de Unamuno as a "nivola", narrates the existential crisis of Augusto Pérez, a rich and idle young man whose monotonous life changes when he falls in love with Eugenia.