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Shattered Mind (TV 1996)Heather Locklear stars in this psychological thriller as a woman who is racked by multiple personalities and confronts a horrifying past of dark secrets buried a long time ago. When her ... See full summary » Director:Stephen GyllenhaalWriter:Thomas Baum |
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Jane
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Jock
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Jack
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Cashier
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Dr. Carmichael
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Dr. Mullins
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Heather Locklear stars in this psychological thriller as a woman who is racked by multiple personalities and confronts a horrifying past of dark secrets buried a long time ago. When her father dies she descends into a bizarre emotional world where she lashes out at her husband and two young daughters. Written by Keith Rogers
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multiple personality | dissociative disorder | father daughter relationship | suburb | mother |Parents Guide:
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27 May 1996 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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This is the best portrayal I've yet seen of dissociative identity disorder (formerly called multiple personality disorder); it is NOT about schizophrenia.
The actress is very accurate as she portrays "switching" from one "alter" to another -- It's a bit exaggerated in portraying the woman as having a second life as a prostitute, such "florid" presentations of MPD are 5% or less.
Great movie, not sensationalist like some.