Agnosia

Dr. Vogt, a neurologist, visits Mr and Mrs Schnarr for coffee. At first he comes to them as an admirer of the husband's musical talents, but soon he recognizes his kooky behaviour as possible symptoms of visual agnosia. However, Mrs Schnarr doesn't want to hear any of it. Dr. Vogt, a neurologist, visits Mr and Mrs Schnarr for coffee. At first he comes to them as an admirer of the husband's musical talents, but soon he recognizes his kooky behaviour as possible symptoms of visual agnosia. However, Mrs Schnarr doesn't want to hear any of it. Dr. Vogt, a neurologist, visits Mr and Mrs Schnarr for coffee. At first he comes to them as an admirer of the husband's musical talents, but soon he recognizes his kooky behaviour as possible symptoms of visual agnosia. However, Mrs Schnarr doesn't want to hear any of it. Dr. Vogt, a neurologist, visits Mr and Mrs Schnarr for coffee. At first he comes to them as an admirer of the husband's musical talents, but soon he recognizes his kooky behaviour as possible symptoms of visual agnosia. However, Mrs Schnarr doesn't want to hear any of it.