EPISÓDIO 2 | ANNA [LADO A] ESQUIZOFRENIA

Directed and Written by: Pedro Campina Cast: Miriam Miranda, Ana Luiza, Pedro Campina, Luiza Campina, Helena Campina, Amanda Campina, Mizael Benigno, Letícia Nayra, and Arthur Melazzo. Anna arrives at psychologist Vera's office with a narrative where dream and reality seem to blend without clear boundaries. What begins as a common clinical session quickly transforms into a disturbing encounter, where each of the patient's words seems to carry something beyond delirium. While Anna describes seemingly disconnected images, memories, and fragments, Vera tries to understand if she is facing a symptom, a coincidence, or something impossible to explain. The session progresses in an unstable zone between clinical listening, trauma, and mystery. The more Vera tries to maintain the framework, the more the case seems to touch on parts of her own history. ANNA [SIDE A] is an episode about psychosis, dreams, memory, and the delicate boundaries between what is heard in the consulting room and what insists on returning from reality. The episode is divided into two parts; this part is side A. *Music Credits* “Sphere Of No-Form” Artist: Biosphere Album: Substrata All rights belong to their respective authors, labels, and legal holders. “Ballerina” Artist: Biosphere Album/work: Man with a Movie Camera / Substrata² All rights belong to their respective authors, labels, and legal holders. “Tous les mêmes (speed up)” Artist: Stromae Original work: “Tous les mêmes” Album: Racine carrée Author-composer: Stromae / Paul Van Haver All rights belong to their respective authors, labels, and legal holders. The music was used as part of the sound and narrative construction of the episode.