A Normal Woman

A Normal Woman follows a privileged socialite whose polished life begins to fracture when an unexplained illness strips away her routines, memories, and the social currency that has defined her. As physical symptoms mount and friends retreat, she embarks on a tense, intimate investigation—visiting doctors, confronting family secrets, and probing the edges of her own mind—to identify the cause before she loses the narrative of who she is. The film lays bare the fragility of identity and the terrifying way a single change in the body can ripple through every relationship and role.

Haunting performances and spare, atmospheric direction create a claustrophobic mood that blurs the line between medical mystery and psychological unraveling. With themes of isolation, class, and resilience, A Normal Woman is an emotionally charged thriller about the fight to remain recognizable to oneself and to others when all the pieces start to fall away.