A single mother (Cocco) becomes afflicted with double vision. Taking care of her newborn baby becomes a nightmare as the mother also becomes paranoid. The only time the mother doesn't see double is when she sings. She also finds solace in cutting herself, allowing her blood to drip free and able to feel alive. A terrifying nervous breakdown ensues. When things spiral out of control, her baby is taken away. She then rides a bus and sings to herself. A man (Shinya Tsukamoto) sitting nearby listens to her wonderful voice. He begins to stalk her. The man is an award winning novelist who has fallen in love with the woman. They begin a volatile relationship. The woman's paranoia and vision slowly improves. Eventually her baby is returned, but her vision worsens...

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• Mar 26, 2013 1 of 1 episodes seen

  Madame-B
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  • Overall  8
  • Story  7
  • Acting/Cast  8
  • Music  9
  • Rewatch Value  6

  wow... i finished it now. what should i say? I´m speechless.
  what a movie !
  
  
  this isn´t a typical (horror) movie. it´s more a movie who wants you to open the eyes for the reality.
  don´t watch it if you look for a one who should entertain you.
  it´s a very deep one. with a statement for the life.
  
  the scenes are very intense. so sad and sometimes soo creepy.
  you will understand me when you see the parts with the boyfriend.
  i was soo excited what happend next, because the mainrole was so unpredictable.
  
  i liked her voice =) thanks to her voice, i was able to feel her emotions, and her feelings about her medicine: music.
  thats why i give a 9 to music.
  
  
  i don´t know if i can go to bed now, and sleep very well because i must think over and over about this movie. very intense.
  
  good one. read more

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