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Carol Anne is staying with her aunt in a high-rise building, where the supernatural forces haunting her make their return.

A girl is trapped inside her family's lakeside retreat and becomes unable to contact the outside world as supernatural forces haunt the house with mysterious energy and consequences.

A psychodrama about a photographer whose pictures tell a different story to that of her perception.

After discovering old fractures in her skull, a photographer recovering from amnesia becomes increasingly haunted by a sinister childhood secret.

Paul, thirty or so, lives in a Paris apartment with his aunts, two old aristocrats who have raised him since he was two and who dream of seeing him become a virtuoso pianist.

Daniel is preparing an exhibition of his work from the world's war zones. When Sebastian learns that this exhibition may display photographs of a massacre in his village, he finds Daniel and appeals to him to exclude those photographs.

The lives of three women are connected by a box that resurfaces containing notebooks, photographs and audiotapes.

As he graduates from college in North Carolina, a troubled, young artist must confront his traumatic childhood, with support from an older, grieving high school teacher.

A victim of child abuse visits her family to heal the trauma she and her siblings experienced at the hands of their abusive father.

Neurosurgery patient Michael Trudge is undergoing a deep brain stimulation therapy. While his skull is open and his brain is exposed to the OR, he is undergoing visions which equate to resolving painful regressed memories. While deeply submerged into his own psyche, he encounters the trickster Trico who explains to him that all that we see or seem is but a dream within a dream.

Rachel suggests a hiding place for Tim, where he sees a mysterious coffin.

Isabelle threatens to uncover Dorothy's past.

Dissociative identity disorder, formerly referred to as multiple personality disorder, is a recognized psychological condition thought to be due to extensive childhood trauma or abuse. But it is also plagued with controversy. The two cases that brought the condition to medical and popular prominence are documented in the books "The Three Faces of Eve" and "Sybil" which document two actual patients but some of their personalities are now thought to be implanted by therapists. The books and subsequent movies lead to a surge in cases and claims of DID which involve an unrealistically high number of severe versus mild cases, established fakes and implants by therapists.

Brandon Tenold reviews Faust (2000), a rare superhero/comic book movie on the show which is not a foreign knock-off.

Sean and Julian open up about a secret.

After interviewing several patients complaining of similar mysterious experiences, Dr. Chase is confronted with an alarming possibility--perhaps these patients are not imagining things, but they may be telling the truth.

A housewife discovers where she's really from when she's taken away from her family.