side effect

Luciano 2022-03-18 09:01:03

Four years ago, the imprisonment of her husband Martin sent Emily into a depression. Now that Martin is out of prison, Emily's depression hasn't diminished, and she has attempted suicide by driving in the parking lot. After the attempted suicide, doctor Jon began treating her. Jon learned that Emily's previous doctor was Siebert, so he asked Siebert to find out some things. Jon prescribed Emily several medications for depression, none of which seemed to work. Emily offered to put her on a drug called Ablixa, which was recommended to her by her colleague Julia. After taking the new drug, Emily's condition improved, but she started sleepwalking. Jon told her that sleepwalking was a side effect of taking the drug. One night, Martin came home to find Emily sleepwalking in the kitchen, and Emily stabbed Martin with a knife. Martin died and Emily was acquitted but she had to be treated in a mental hospital. Jon was also caught in a whirlpool because of this incident. He began to investigate the cause and effect of the entire murder, and found that this matter was not just as simple as Emily taking the medicine and having side effects, there were more people involved...

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  • Adrian 2021-11-24 08:01:21

    It’s well laid out, and the harvest is too bad. Both flips are totally unreasonable. If it wasn't for Rooney Mara to support a bit of popularity and word of mouth, the score of this film would be even lower.

  • Mavis 2021-11-24 08:01:21

    Category , but the overall level is higher; Soderberg finally gave up the star tactics, and used only four big names for "control", and finally told a decent story, compared with the previous works , This one exudes a rare sense of calmness and solidity.

Side Effects quotes

  • Dr. Jonathan Banks: Past behaviour is the best predictor of future behaviour.

  • Dr. Jonathan Banks: I want to start her on this. It's called an SSRI. It affects the neurotransmitter in the brain called Serotonin.

    Martin Taylor: And what does that do exactly?

    Dr. Jonathan Banks: It helps stop the brain from telling you you're sad.