Trance (1998 film)

Trance retitled The Eternal for DVD release is a 1998 horror film directed and written by Michael Almereyda. The films score features music by Mark Geary. It premiered on Toronto Film Festival, and was released as directtovideo in the United States.

In Ireland, Nora and Jim stop at a pub to get directions. While drinking, they run into Joe, one of Noras old friends. He warns them that Noras Uncle Bill has gone insane. Jim becomes jealous and starts a fight with Joe, and they are thrown out of the pub. Before they reach the mansion, Nora has another vision and crashes the car. Though none of them are injured, they are forced to walk the rest of the way. Alice, a young girl adopted by Bill, leads them there.When Bill offers them drinks, Jim declines, much to Noras annoyance. Bill reveals himself to be blind. After Jim makes several insensitive remarks, Nora takes Jim aside, accuses him of being drunk, and searches his clothes for a hidden flask. Though Nora is angry when she finds it is empty, Jim says they will restart their sobriety anew together. Bill suggests that Nora meet her grandmother alone, but she is confused and briefly becomes ill when he leads her to the basement. There, he reveals a preserved bog body, which he explains is a Druid witch named Niamh. Meanwhile, Jim encounters Noras grandmother, who attacks him and wanders off. When Bill describes his belief that Niamh will come back to life, Nora returns upstairs, though she is surprised to see Niamh apparently open her eyes. ........

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