Monster (2023): When the Truth Is Not in the Telling but in the Seeing
Not every silence is empty. Some are filled with things too heavy for words.
Stop It!
“I had an ideal life, an ideal childhood, an ideal husband,” - this is what the heroine says when she comes to a hypnotherapist. An unusual problem brought her to the patient's chair: one morning, she woke up and stopped seeing. She just went blind for no reason. The only thing she sees is a monster in her nightmares. And now, during a hypnosis session, she will have to face this monster face to face and understand where he comes from.
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“I had an ideal life, an ideal childhood, an ideal husband,” - this is what the heroine says when she comes to a hypnotherapist. An unusual problem brought her to the patient's chair: one morning, she woke up and stopped seeing. She just went blind for no reason. The only thing she sees is a monster in her nightmares. And now, during a hypnosis session, she will have to face this monster face to face and understand where he comes from.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Elina Kurbatova
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