Waterfall

A seventeen year old girl is admitted, by her exhausted mother, to a behavioral re education clinic where technology is banned and 19th century values ​​are practiced. Despite its pleasant and colorful appearance, the clinic conceals cult like dynamics, of which the girl's mother is also a member. During her stay, and through sessions that appear more like psychological manipulation, we discover that the girl has a genuine obsession with fire and that a serious accident she caused was the reason for her "internment." After repeated attempts to persuade the girl, her personal therapist decides to send her home. However, upon seeing her mother in tears and realizing her own unhappiness, she decides at the last minute to accept treatment, placing herself in the clinic's hands. She is thus implanted with a chip that regulates emotions and all sorts of neurotransmitters so that she can become "normal" and happy. Six months later, the process ends with the girl smiling, calling her best friend and trying to convince her to join the "clinic".