Joshua Mendrala

The Unity Disorder Joshua Mendrala

Criminal Psychologist, Quincy Trent is assigned to a perplexing case when an unidentifiable man turns himself in for murder. Claiming to have murdered two lovers, the man reveals a severe case of Dissociative Identity Disorder wherein his other two personalities are those of whom he claims to have murdered. In questioning and interacting with the subject, Quincy is driven to the breaking point of her own being. Surrounded by constant reminders of her own repulsive disdain, and accompanied by an aura of dangerous narcissism, the case leads Quincy to question not only the subject, but her own reality.