@article{273404,
      note = {Video release of the 1991 television production.},
      author = {García Lorca, Federico, and MacDonald, Robert David. and  Espert, Nuria. and Burge, Stuart. and Jackson, Glenda. and  Plowright, Joan. and Findlay, Deborah. and Hanna, Gillian.  and Lewis, Emma. and McCourt, Emer. and Hamilton, Suzanna.  and Hayes, Patricia, and Legrand, Julie. and Maddox, Mary.  and Melville, Pauline. and Root, Amanda.},
      url = {http://library.usi.edu/record/273404},
      title = {The house of Bernarda Alba [videorecording] /},
      publisher = {Films for the Humanities and Sciences,},
      abstract = {Set in rural Spain at the turn of this century, the scene  is a cloistered household managed by a newly widowed mother  of five daughters. Under the shadow of the church and the  tyranny bred from a need to protect the reputation of the  family, the matron (Bernarda Alba) represses her daughters  by enforcing an eight year mourning period. The tensions  build rapidly among the imprisoned women, with a demented  grandmother playing a role resembling that of a Greek  chorus. Eventually, the natural spirits of the daughters  circumvent Bernarda, but with tragic results.},
      recid = {273404},
      pages = {1 videodisc (100 min.) :},
      address = {Princeton, NJ :},
      year = {2003},
}