In a world where mind and heart intertwine in complex ways, a psychiatrist, obsessed with a disturbing case, plunges into the dark recesses of the human soul. The story centers on a young man who, tormented by his own inner demons, is caught in a whirlwind of love, jealousy, and betrayal. As his relationship with a captivating dancer develops, his emotional instability turns into a constant battle between reason and madness.
The doctor employs an innovative treatment through hypnosis, attempting to unearth the secrets that lie hidden in the young man’s mind. As he delves deeper into his memories, unsettling visions and traumas from the past emerge, revealing a labyrinth of repressed feelings and unconfessed fears. With each session, the psychiatrist confronts not only his patient’s fears but also his own insecurities and ethical dilemmas.
The narrative, marked by an impressive visual style, blends elements of drama with the aesthetics of German expressionism, capturing the characters’ anguish in a surreal environment. Ultimately, the line between sanity and insanity blurs, leading both the psychiatrist and the young man to a disconcerting climax. The film raises profound questions about love, memory, and what it truly means to be human, leaving the audience deep in thought long after the credits have rolled.