A mysterious man arrives for his first psychiatric evaluation, presenting with what appears to be acute dissociative identity disorder. His fractured personalities emerge rapidly - each vivid and distinct. Yet, as the session unfolds, something begins to feel pointedly unsettling.
Gradually, the doctor is forced to confront the possibility that this is no ordinary case. As the patient seems to guide the process, drawing the doctor toward buried corners of his own past, the clinical distance he relies on erodes and is replaced by a growing loss of control.
As the psychological tension escalates, the line between disorder and design blurs and the session evolves into a relentless reckoning, where questions of identity give way to questions of accountability.
