Gothika (2003)
Dr. Miranda Gray (Halle Berry) is a therapist who works at the ladies' ward of the Woodward Penitentiary, and has an auto crash in the wake of attempting to abstain from hitting a young lady remaining in the street during a blustery evening. She races to attempt to help the young lady. Miranda awakens as a patient in the emergency clinic where she works, and gets treatment from her associate, Dr. Pete Graham (Robert Downey Jr.). Tranquilized and befuddled, Miranda has no memory of what occurred after the auto crash.
She is sickened to discover that her better half, Douglas (Charles S. Dutton), was severely killed and that she is the prime suspect. Miranda generously denies her association in the assault, however she keeps on being blamed for the homicide, even by her better half's closest companion, Sheriff Bob Ryan (John Carroll Lynch), who obnoxiously attacks Miranda and requests to know why she executed her significant other. While Miranda adapts to life in the emergency clinic, She sees the young lady from the street who at one point cuts the words "Not Alone" into Miranda's arm, which drives her previous associates to trust Miranda is self-destructive and is perpetrating the injuries on herself.
As a patient, Miranda securities with individual prisoner and her own previous patient, Chloe Sava (Penélope Cruz). A few times in meetings with Miranda, Chloe guaranteed that she'd been assaulted while in the medical clinic, yet she had consistently ascribed these accounts to dysfunctional behavior. One evening, the entryway to Miranda's room in the clinic is opened. At the point when she passes Chloe's room in the medical clinic, she can hear the assault happening, and quickly sees a man's chest squeezed against the window. The man's chest bears a tattoo of an Anima Sola. Miranda understands that Chloe was not making up these accounts and, when she sees Chloe the following day, she is sorry and the two grasp. Chloe cautions Miranda that her assailant said he planned to target Miranda next.
Miranda starts recapturing a portion of her recollections step by step and gradually comes to recall executing her significant other. She understands that the young lady she experienced out and about was an apparition who had utilized her body to kill Douglas, consequently making Miranda the patsy for his homicide, which clarifies why the entirety of the actual proof focuses to her. Miranda, alongside Pete, recounts the entire story to clinic chief Phil Parsons (Bernard Hill), who additionally doesn't trust her. As she leaves, she sees a photo of a young lady in Phil's office and perceives her as the apparition that had her. Parsons reveals to her the young lady is his little girl Rachel, who had passed on by self destruction four years sooner by hopping off the scaffold where Miranda initially experienced the apparition.
In the wake of being violently assaulted by the phantom of Rachel in her cell, Miranda escapes from the medical clinic and starts looking for pieces of information to the secret of why she executed her significant other. She goes to her home and sees the vision of Doug's homicide, understanding that she had executed her better half while under Rachel's ownership. She recollects Doug going to a farmhouse in Willow Creek, Rhode Island prior that day and accepts there may be an association there.
Notwithstanding, when she shows up at Willow Creek, the house is empty. In the basement of a stable, she finds a room containing a blood-stained bed, what has all the earmarks of being a case containing medications, limitations, and video hardware. She watches the tape that is as yet in the camera and the watcher hears a lady shouting with dismay. In the last seconds of the video, Douglas strolls into the camera's shot, covers the lady's dead body with a sheet, and starts conversing with the camera. Now, the police show up and an official takes out a firearm on Miranda as she is holding a blade. Miranda rears up to a flight of stairs and a harmed young lady unexpectedly seizes her from the connecting unfinished plumbing space. The police salvage the young lady, however Miranda is brought to prison.
While in prison, Miranda converses with Phil, revealing to him that Rachel's demise was not self destruction and that she had been assaulted and killed by Doug. Miranda likewise accepts that "Not Alone" implies that Rachel was not Doug's just casualty. Sheriff Ryan converses with Miranda about how she came to know these things and Miranda finds that the genuine importance of "Not Alone" is that there was a subsequent executioner engaged with the homicides. Utilizing her experience as a specialist Miranda constructs a mental profile and understands that Sheriff Ryan fits the profile impeccably. He uncovers himself to be the other executioner and assaults her, noteworthy his tattoo, an Anima Sola, during the battle.
As Ryan is going to infuse a needle into Miranda, the lights begin to flash and Miranda can turn the needle on Ryan, tranquilizing him. As he goes looking for Miranda, Ryan, affected by the medication, starts blustering that he and Doug had executed previously. They at that point began subtly assaulting and tormenting ladies at Willow Creek, with Rachel being their first casualty. Subsequent to discharging his shotgun Ryan causes a gas spill in the police headquarters and, as he sees Rachel's apparition, shoot a shot toward her which causes a blast and sets him on fire. Miranda at that point shoots and executes the sheriff. Only a couple seconds after the fact, Pete appears at the station, stressed over Miranda's wellbeing after he tackled the secret himself. He looks soothed to see Miranda safe, and through the soundproof window mouths the words "I'm grieved, Miranda."
Around a year later, Miranda is seen strolling with Chloe on a city walkway, talking about how each assisted the other deal with her encounters. Miranda professes to be liberated from the apparition's impact and sends Chloe off in a taxi. Miranda at that point sees a little youngster remaining in the street who seems like he is going to be struck by a fire engine. Miranda shouts for the kid to move, yet after the fire engine goes through the kid without hurting him, she understands he was just a phantom.
As Miranda leaves, a banner with the words "Have you seen Tim?" and an image of a similar kid is indicated taped to a shaft close to the road on which Miranda is strolling.
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