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Diane, a woman who in the first scene gives birth to a premature baby whose health is extremely delicate. Several years later, that baby is Chloe, a teenager who walks in a wheelchair and takes several pills a day to keep her physical problems at bay, while Diane dedicates herself almost obsessively to her, taking care of her and educating her at home.

Until one day Chloe discovers that a bottle of those pills is actually in her name, a fact that, as she investigates, works as a key to reading much of a routine based on control and surveillance. It will not be easy for her to move. Not to mention going out on his own, which would imply the titanic task of fleeing from the all-powerful maternal eye.

This genre of movies is not my favorite, however I have loved this thriller. It is quite realistic and for a moment I imagine that there are people like that psychopaths. From the beginning of the film, we can see that something is up to the character of Sarah Paulson (Diane). The scenes of everyday situations turn into a real suspense, there are certain shocking twists and a totally unexpected ending.

It is a recently released movie, and I hope you can enjoy it very soon. I assure you that you will not regret it.