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After testifying that a young nurse was sane enough for execution, a forensic psychiatrist begins to unravel during a late-night interrogation that seems to bend reality itself. As the boundaries between her mind and the condemned woman's collapse, she's forced to face the darkness of her own judgment. A... show more

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