Plot

A therapist's world unravels as his patients reflect his own hidden fears, while a parallel life in a state hospital blurs reality, leaving it unclear whether he is the healer-or the one being treated.

In Session follows Dr. Gabriel Lopez, a composed and insightful therapist whose ability to guide others through their deepest struggles begins to falter as his patients' fears start to mirror his own. Over the course of a single day, subtle cracks emerge in his calm exterior, blurring the line between professional and personal as his sense of identity begins to unravel. In a parallel reality-or perhaps the same one-Gabriel exists within the confines of a state hospital, where his days are marked by quiet routines and the meticulous creation of paper figurines tied to memory and control. As both worlds unfold, the distinction between healer and patient becomes increasingly uncertain. In Session is a psychological exploration of identity, perception, and the fragile line between control and containment, leaving one haunting question: is Dr. Lopez losing his grip on reality, or has he been constructing it all along?