The Privilege

The movie "Privileged" begins with a scene in which Finn remains in the care of his older sister Anna while his parents go for a walk with his twin sister Sophie. As soon as they leave, Finn hears muffled voices from Anna's room. Anna leaves the room with her mouth smeared with blood. Finn wonders what's going on. Anna was holding a knife in her hands, and she cut her own mouth. Finn can't understand why his sister is doing this. Why is she hurting herself? And then he sees a hideous creature lurking right behind Anna. It seemed that the creature was made of dust particles and sprouted fungal spores combined. They run away from home, but Anna is still paranoid and Finn still doesn't understand what she's doing. She stops the car on the bridge and tells Finn to get out of the car. She steps over the railing and orders Finn to do the same. Petrified Finn does what his older sister tells him. She goes down further and starts hanging from the bridge, and tells Finn to jump with her, as this is the only way they can escape from this devilish creature. Finn is not ready to jump off the bridge. He kicks Anna, who was holding his leg, and makes him jump. She falls off the bridge and meets her fatal end. Years later, when Finn sits in a session with his doctor, Dr. Steinke, who tells him that he still carries a heavy burden of guilt, he blames himself for what happened to Anna. She says the injury has affected part of the brain so much that it can't function properly. She prescribes him a medicine called "Trichosepam". This medicine was supposed to reduce the level of anxiety. But you know what, Dr. Steinke also had an ulterior motive, which she hid from Finn. Fragments of unclear information are revealed when Finn meets his grandfather at the hospital. He tells Finn that he once performed an exorcism on a sick child. Before leaving for surgery, he also tells Finn that he will see him again. The conviction with which he said this creates a sense of mystery, because it was a man who was on his deathbed. But he knew what Finn, Lena and Samira didn't know.