Inner Demons

This documentary follows the story of a young woman named Angel who believes she is possessed by a demon. The film delves into her struggles with mental illness, exploring the complex relationship between perceived demonic possession and psychological conditions. It captures Angel's journey through therapy and her family's attempts to understand and help her.

Inner Demons received generally positive reviews, with critics praising its sensitive and unflinching portrayal of mental illness and its intersection with cultural beliefs about possession. The film was noted for its empathetic approach to its subject matter and its ability to spark dialogue.

• Praised for its compassionate and direct exploration of mental health.

• Commended for challenging conventional notions of possession and mental illness.

• Hailed as a thought-provoking and deeply human documentary.

Google audience: Audiences appreciated the film's sensitive handling of a difficult topic, often highlighting its emotional impact and the brave subject matter. Some viewers found it challenging but ultimately rewarding, sparking discussions about mental health and belief systems.

Premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival, screened at numerous international festivals.

Director Lana Wilson initially intended to make a film about exorcisms but shifted her focus to the psychological aspects after meeting Angel, the subject of the documentary.