Regression

In the gripping 2015 film Regression, set against the chilling backdrop of 1990s Minnesota, Detective Bruce Kenner finds himself embroiled in a case that shakes the very foundations of familial trust. When young Angela accuses her father, John Gray, of a horrific crime, the investigation takes a dark turn as John, seemingly out of nowhere, confesses to the act without any recollection of the events. This unsettling admission raises questions about memory, manipulation, and the nature of guilt, as Kenner seeks to unravel the truth behind Angela's accusations and John's bewildering confession.

To aid in piecing together the fragmented memories, renowned psychologist Dr. Raines is brought in, leading the audience through a labyrinth of repressed recollections and psychological intrigue. As they delve deeper into John's psyche, they uncover a far-reaching conspiracy that hints at a sinister network of abuse, challenging the characters' perceptions of reality and justice. Regression masterfully blends elements of crime, drama, and mystery, exploring themes of trauma, the fragility of memory, and the complexities of human relationships. With a narrative that keeps viewers guessing until the final frames, this film serves as a haunting reminder of how the past can resurface in the most unexpected ways.