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Carice Van Houten | Jane Van Dopp | |
Jenn Murray | Dorothy Mills | |
David Wilmot | Colin Garrivan | |
Ger Ryan | Eileen McMahon | |
David Ganly | Aiden Kearsley | |
Gary Lewis | Pastor Ross | |
Rynagh O'Grady | Mrs. Mc Cllellan | |
Joe Hanley | Paul Fallon | |
Gavin O'Connor | John McCarthy | |
Charlene McKenna | Mary McMahon | |
Louise Lewis | Maureen Kearsley | |
Ned Dennehy | Garage Owner | |
Marie Mullen | Garage Owner's wife | |
Sean Stewart | Duncan McClennan | |
Eamonn Owens | Kurt |
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Producer | Olivier Delbosc
Marc Missonnier |
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Writer | Juliette Sales
Agnès Merlet |
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Dublin psychiatrist, Jane Van Dopp (Carice van Houten) is mourning the deaths of both her husband and her son. Their accidental deaths have her a bit preoccupied as she is orders to work on the file of Dorothy Mills (Jenn Murray). Miss Mills is a teenager from a tiny village who has tried to strangle a baby to death. Jane learns of a village that is filled with very strangle happenings and comes to meet Dorothy. Nervous, Dorothy stands her ground that she did not touch the child. Upon analyzing the girl, Jane decides that she has a multiple personality disorder. Then Dorothy speaks with the voice of Jane’s deceased son, David... |
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