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U.S. Marshal Teddy Daniels investigates a patient's disappearance on Shutter Island, uncovering shocking truths about his past and institution. The film explores trauma, delusion, and the blurred line between reality and madness.
The film, based on Susanna Kaysen's memoir, follows Susanna, a young woman who spends 18 months in a psychiatric hospital after a suicide attempt, navigating mental illness, institutionalization, and self-discovery.
"Swan Lake" follows Nina Sayers, a perfectionist ballerina, as she struggles with anxiety, paranoia, and self-destructive behavior, highlighting the dark side of artistic ambition and the impact of mental illness.
Charlie, a socially awkward teenager struggling with depression and PTSD, befriends seniors Sam and Patrick, helping him navigate adolescence. The film highlights the healing power of friendship and seeking help.
Randle McMurphy, a criminal, rebels against Nurse Ratched in a mental institution, sparking a struggle for control. The film critiques the mental health care system, highlighting individuality and freedom, and its tragic ending.
Pat Solitano, struggling with bipolar disorder, reconciles with his estranged wife and meets Tiffany, a widow dealing with her own mental health issues. Through a dance competition, they form a bond, highlighting the importance of support.
The biographical film follows John Nash, a brilliant mathematician with paranoid schizophrenia, whose delusions and hallucinations impact his career and personal life. Despite the stigma, Nash manages his condition with the support of his wife and medical intervention.