Kvinnan bakom Thomas Quick

This documentary presents an in-depth look at Margit Norell's role at Säters psychiatric clinic during the 1990s. It examines her supervision of the psychological treatment provided to Thomas Quick, who claimed his childhood abuse led him to commit multiple murders. Through the lens of object relations theory, the film critiques the methods used in Quick's treatment, which emphasized the retrieval of repressed memories.

The narrative unfolds as Quick, under this treatment, confessed to numerous murders, resulting in eight convictions. The documentary raises critical questions about the reliability of memory and the ethical implications of psychological practices in the legal system. It invites viewers to reflect on the intersection of mental health and criminal justice, making it a thought-provoking watch for those interested in these subjects.