"The Seventh Veil" is a 1945 British psychological drama film directed by Compton Bennett. The story revolves around a young pianist named Nell who is found in a state of amnesia after a suicide attempt. As she recounts her past to her psychiatrist, the film explores her complex relationships, particularly with her controlling guardian, Hugo. The film is notable for its exploration of themes such as obsession and the struggle for independence. It features a haunting score and is recognized for its innovative narrative structure, blending flashbacks with present-day therapy sessions, ultimately revealing the layers of Nell's troubled psyche.