Accidentally saw the introduction of Trance's film and found a very interesting word "hypnosis".
Simon (James McAvoy) works at an auction house. During the auction of the famous painting "Witches In The Air", Franck (Vincent Cassel) and his gang of thieves stole the famous painting and wounded Simon in the head, causing him to lose his memory. . Simon and Franck actually colluded. When Franck discovered that the famous painting had disappeared during the transportation, he brought in hypnotist Elizabeth (played by Rosario Dawson) to try to use hypnosis to restore Simon's memory and retrieve the lost famous painting.
Personally, I think the whole story is not bad, and you need to see it at the end to know the whole picture of the story. The director deliberately made hypnotic scenes intersect with reality scenes, leaving the audience confused about what is real and what is fiction. Coupled with the appropriate lighting, shooting angle and soundtrack, etc., it gives people a feeling of both fantasy and real.
Hypnosis is a method, a means, it can help people, it can also harm people. If you like a hypnotist, you'd better reconsider.
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