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The Cell

Catherine is focused on a patient, Edward, a boy who was in a coma for a long time, when FBI police resort to it for the case of a psychotic serial murderer, Carl Stager, which elects beautiful women which encloses a strange cell then practice with them macabre rituals. After catching one last victim and be discovered, is in a coma due to a rare disease that, in the film, describedas schizophrenia, where the patient has developed a bond with a new virus, which leads to the patients the total absence of reality, in a dormant state indefinitely.

The intent of the police is that Catherine can gain access to the mind of Stargher to uncover that hidden place is the latest victim and to rescue her from the terrifying outcome than schizophrenic prepared for them.

So,Catherine decides to help the policemen accepting enter Carl's mind, where he discovers a dream world full of evil, horror and hardship, but despite this, keeps a hand of kindness (Carl as a child) that will be the key to Catherine and Peter Novak achieve police discover the place where the last victim kidnapped.

But when Peter goes in search of the eighth woman kidnapped, Catherine decides toreenter Carl's mind in order to help the goodness that was still inside him, after a long battle between her and the evil Carl finally manages to kill the little choking as he called it, since according to the well would be saved.

The film focuses primarily on the dreams of individuals, that from the point of view of psychoanalysis are deformed realizations unconscious desires that keep a daily factof life, so we can say that Catherine was in contact with the unconscious the psychotic, where the content of their dreams were dormant, as were his true thoughts and desires from your unconscious. From Carl's dreams, manifested itself in the purest form of the disease so far, since these could be observed in a heavily dominated by Carl This and other Carl dominated by the self.

In addition,we observe the disturbed personality of the subject, which is evident in his dream world, where he was the king of that world which was pretty awful and distorted and which acts he committed in life fantasy his mind, such as when you see women killed by the hand of Carl, living with a look of grim dolls, or when viewed their childhood encounters with his father, who abused him.
The familymisconception led to Carl, an adulterated I predominates in the consciousness of a listless, unable to take the place of another, such as his father, and prone to aggression. But also worth mentioning that if dreams are manifestations of unconscious desires, it is clear that Carl surpassed the barrier of dreams and desires that these arose from unconscious to conscious reality. All this is due to abuseof the victim when he was small, by his father. What resulted in poor development of the Super Ego. As the id, there was no limit to their unconscious passions or desires, and can be interpreted that if it is one of the internal parts of the psyche, located in the unconscious, in this particular case the barrier exceeds repression and reality is released spontaneously.

According to Freud, theego "is the part of the personality that is organized as a result of the influence of environment. For its ability to assess and understand the reality, the ego allows the subject to overcome the external and internal threats. The ego is governed by the reality principle and it works losprocesos side (perception, thinking, etc..). It basically conscious of its dominance in the activities of thesubject depends on the mental health of it "(Freud, 1923). The core of the system is associated Yo-conscious perception, but is not limited to that, because I Freud awarded to the defensive task of repression, and repression is unconscious. The I "is in a dependent relationship with respect to the claims of the id and the superego imperatives and the demands of reality" (Laplanche and Pontalis,...