Before I Go to Sleep

Christine Lucas slowly regains consciousness, bewildered to find herself beside a stranger who claims to be her husband, Ben. The disorientation is profound as she discovers that she has been in a vegetative state for fourteen years following a severe car accident.

Mike Nasch, a neuropsychologist, steps in as Christine's guiding light, focusing on helping her recover her memories. He becomes her confidant, gifting her a camera to document her thoughts while urging her to keep her therapy secret from Ben.

As therapy progresses, Christine begins to slowly remember fragments of her past, including a mysterious red-haired woman named Claire. The resurgence of memories brings confusion, as she grapples with a sense of disconnect from her former life.

Upon learning of her deceased son Adam, who died at eight years old, a wave of grief envelops Christine. This revelation ignites a firestorm of anger directed at Ben, whom she believes has kept the truth from her.

Christine discovers unsettling truths about her past, including the revelation that Ben had previously committed her to an assisted living facility. This shocking information alters her perception of Ben and deepens her resolve to uncover the truth.

Determined to uncover her past, Christine manages to find Claire's contact information, leading to an emotional reunion. Claire's arrival brings back memories of their friendship and sheds light on the events during Christine's recovery.

In a poignant moment, Claire hands Christine a letter written by Ben, containing painful truths about his feelings. As Christine reads about Ben's internal struggles, she gains insight into his actions but is left questioning the reality of their relationship.

After viewing her recorded messages from the camera, Christine has a moment of clarity, but it quickly fades when Ben, consumed by jealousy, lashes out at her. His accusations and abandonment leave Christine feeling more isolated and troubled than ever.

Unexpectedly, Claire calls Christine with devastating news that Ben has claimed not to have seen her in years. This bombshell forces Christine to question the very identity of the man she thought was her husband, leading her deeper into paranoia.

In a frantic attempt to escape the looming threat, Christine is rendered unconscious by her captor, leaving her vulnerable. When she awakens, she finds herself trapped in a web of lies and manipulation that challenges her sanity.

As Christine sifts through recordings on her camera, she uncovers buried feelings and truths about her past relationship with the man claiming to be Ben. The unsettling recognition jolts her into the realization of her former affair and the horror that ensued.

In a chilling confrontation, Mike, revealed to be her past lover and the source of her trauma, threatens her with a grim ultimatum. This moment ignites an internal struggle for Christine as she contemplates survival versus captivity.

In a moment of courage, Christine manages to activate the fire alarm in the hotel, triggering chaos that allows her a chance to escape. As she documents her harrowing experience on camera, she races against time to save herself.

Christine's escape leads her to a hospital, where her true friend Mike Nasch awaits her. As she begins to regain her memories, she experiences a breathtaking reunion with the real Ben and their son Adam, reigniting hope and healing.

With her memories gradually returning, Christine embarks on the journey of reconciling her past with her present. Surrounded by Ben and Adam, she slowly restores her sense of identity, leaving behind the trauma that once consumed her.