Marie's Therapy Session | Unbelievable

[@sarahw9876]

the cross cutting between marie talking and the two detectives going over the images.... absolutely GENIUS

[@GWOTvetx4]

Even more so when you consider the time frames, in real time vs screen times

[@meta5175]

And I remember at the end Marie finally says there are people caring about her like guardian angels, it’s such a correspondence with this scene that Marie says no one cares and the two detectives found her (I’m literally crying

[@revelinknation]

I think it’s beautiful how it was raining so hard when marie came in and she was guarded and cold but as time passes, it started to get sunny outside again just as she opens up to the therapist

[@MK-dp7qe]

That’s pure genius! It symbolizes hope 💛

[@omarithaddeus2827]

i guess I am kind of randomly asking but do anybody know a good site to watch newly released tv shows online ?

[@lisa-el3db]

A good therapist does not judge, place blame, act superior, or condescending to the victim. They help by understanding, reassurance, coping with tools they'll need for the rest of their lives. Being truthful. All things the police did not do. To Serve And Protect. Many do, but many could care less.

[@PlaceForAnEcho]

Loved the character of the therapist. She’s a rare therapist. To me it was a very idealized representation of a therapist. At 1 point I thought I wish I had a therapist like that. Great actor in the role with great range.

[@geral096]

I hope i had a terapist like her

[@redserv3nt62]

The police do serve and protect it's just the LAW they protect not the People.

[@theshellest]

Well, police are police. They aren't trained counselors. Counselors spend thousands of dollars going to school for years, then spend 2-3 years and countless hours training with people as an unpaid intern. They practice over and over because that's how you become a counselor. Police aren't trained that way. I wouldn't go to a cop for therapy. A teacher had me watch this clip because of how good the counselor is. Everything you said about a good therapist/counselor is true.

[@Oddbisket]

@@theshellest police that deal with sexual crime are trained in trauma. The detective's on Marie's case had just transitioned from another position and were completely unqualified to handle a rape case. Marie should have gotten more money for the complete ineptitude of the whole department putting unqualified officers in that position

[@neoscencez]

She is an acting fiend. Just incredible.

[@GeorgeMillerUSA]

It’s hard to believe that this is the same actress from Booksmart.

[@lovellhorrors1586]

Wasn't she in last man standing as well?

[@sevengramrocks2746]

Which “she”… there are two of them in this scene after all

[@neoscencez]

@@sevengramrocks2746 As the title names Marie I thought it would have been as obvious as the previous comments and likes suggest. You're welcome :).

[@hellogoodbyeandallinbetween]

I personally think both are great ​@@neoscencez

[@Oddbisket]

I googled Marie Adler because she is so inspiring but I felt guilty for invading her privacy. She forgave her foster parents. I am so astounded that she did. She has a husband and two kids and works as a truck driver. I hope wherever she is she is living her best life and has given hope to many

[@Ani-1031]

"Even with good people.. even with people you can kinda trust.. When the truth is inconvenient, they don't believe it. Even if they really care about you, they just.. they just don't."

[@MildMisanthropeMaybeMassive]

My favorite scene in the entire series. Nothing fancy, just wonderfully written monologue and a powerful performance.

[@housewiferevolution4750]

Just saw the show last night. POWERFUL !! I'm studying counseling and the way the therapist is handling this is exquisite . I know it's a dramatization but I'm actually learning some of these techniques. Good role model . Also I loved the contrast between the way the Washington cops and the Colorado cops. The respect and gentleness, and the stance of being an ally.

[@PlaceForAnEcho]

Good luck with studying counseling. I was in grad school for marriage & family therapy but didn’t finish at 20k a semester. Much of it is truly listening without judgement.

[@radhikanair4505]

The line: "no one cares about you. Only you do. Even they are your loved ones. Even they want to. " This has the ultimate truth.

[@dolynho_seuamiguinho]

Thank you so much Netflix, I needed that show. For everyone curiose about watch it, I couldn't recomend more

[@Maxx-ib6nr]

Mallu1200 what’s it about

[@quinnlindden4919]

FMA Official Its about a 18 year old girl who gets raped and police scare her into saying she wasn’t and it turns into chaos but the attacker hurts other women and two female detectives crack the case.

[@mikes5637]

This series alone was worth my Netflix subscription that month

[@TheMockingjay74]

Went from talking about a Movie to revealing the truth about why she's so upset. Therapist will get you no matter what. Skills

[@PlaceForAnEcho]

Most intense summary/review of Zombieland. I’m so curious what the actors of Zombieland think of how it was used in Unbelievable. Brilliantly done. Everything about this scene is flawless. Acting, the plots cross cutting, the music, the tone.

[@michaelrunk5930]

They never could get me. I was forced to admit to sexually abusing my sister by my parents who were abusing me. I was in a group home and staff member grilled me for 4 hours about it. I kept saying I didn't do it. I was told I couldn't eat or go to bed till I admitted I did it. I finally confessed just to get some sleep. The minute I did I stop trusting adults. They threw every therapist under the sun at me I could see through everything they were trying to do. I even walked in took one look at a therapist told him he can go fuck him self and said nothing else the whole hour. When I left the group home I looked lady who owned it and my case worker and I said I didn't sexually abuse my sister. They admitted they knew I didn't either. Bottom line is talking about what goes on in side me doesn't work. It doesn't make the nightmares and trauma I face go away. It doesn't relieve the anger the pain or sadness I feel inside. I've just learn to live with it and not let it control me.

[@spoonfulofdreams]

The tension of the injustice upon Marie bears heavy on the story especially after the guy is caught. When the 2 detectives lean into the screen and you see Marie's face, the dam breaks and you are broken. You couldn't write a fiction more loaded and compelling. Its an incredible story told exceptionally well.

[@michaelrunk5930]

I wanted then to do more with Maria. I wanted to see the people who should have believed find out she was telling the truth all along. I wanted them to realize that made her a victim over and over again. It just was sad to see how much this destroyed her life. I'm just glad she was able to get her life back again.

[@vickythecat1741]

Best tv show I've watched in a long time - very thought-provoking, insightful, truthful .... and empowering and hopeful.

[@PlaceForAnEcho]

This is the scene that wrecked me. It’s THE SCENE that made me cry and keep crying with fucking chest pain. Nearly every episode had my eyes watering but this scene was so heavy and quiet. She was so shut down and in so much pain. I remember therapy sessions like this. Feeling so disconnected and talking robotically on purpose because if emotions slipped in talking would have been impossible. When she said “I would lie earlier and better...I would figure it out by myself” that’s when I lost it. Because there’s such an appeal in burying it all because you know in your gut people aren’t going to support you enough. Some will turn on you because the truth is too much for them. “If the truth is inconvenient.” Also that was the most dramatic telling of Zombieland EVER. When Merrit says she looks 12 I cried more. And how dare anyone vote this down.

[@flawedsanity]

Same here. I was able to watch this show twice through... both times have wrecked me in a way that 99%of other shows/movies have not.

[@theresistance3818]

Best scene in the whole series...and the series is FULL of incredible acting. 💓🙏🏻

[@Jesstp]

Cried so much during this scene

[@maasawdreamt8521]

The conviction scene is what got me the most

[@angelanguyen3372]

I love these powerful monologue scenes, and often very relatable in some way.

[@ErnieKings27]

It is sick those policemen gaslighted her and it is truly unbelievable that it needed to be two policewomen to care enough to actually solve this case. Many outcomes from this, most importantly those two cops that destroyed poor Marie and treated her like a little big inconvenient problem because they “have better and more important things to do” should be condemned. Oh you men who judge and mistreat who you should be taking care of, you will see how it all turns against you eventually. Someone that doesn’t have a little respect for a potential rape victim is even sicker than the violator, because they know what the victim is going through and they choose to make her feel like sh*t and even worse made her say it was all a lie and judge her for that because you couldn’t do your job and saw a poor little child as “attention seeker” because her parents didn’t love her like she totally deserved to be loved

[@SuviMatinaro]

Yeah and the scene where the detective goes to tell the attacker was caught and apologize to Marie he does it in the dark when she is alone at her job. So clueless...

[@neilpemberton5523]

Brilliant scene. Worth waiting for!

[@_ThinAir_]

Such a powerfull scene and great acting. The story is so heavy and they managed to portrait that perfectly real in that series.

[@wordswordswords8203]

I saw this. It was brilliant. That acting was outstanding. I am so proud of Kaitin Dever and I don't even know. She just hits it out of the park.

[@hannahpascua4881]

A good therapist never judge, and making more comfortable..

[@Crescent_Moon_Rising]

"I would just figure it out on my own, by myself" ... 💔

[@morgankw89]

The truest six minutes of television.

[@universaltraveler1901]

Kaitlyn dever is fabulous on this what an awesome acting show

[@deborahkelly1948]

Compelling performances all round, a harrowing story told with compassion , a compassion that Marie was deprived of. I hope no female has to endure such treatment when making a claim of sexual assault. I'm floored by the reality of this drama and it's telling.

[@itsonlymexyz]

Thank you so much I've been looking for this quote

[@jaygoble540]

Maybe the best actress we have ever seen. Time will tell but it would not surprise me to see this young lady reach GOAT status.

[@AICOVERS305]

She didn’t deserve this

[@PlaceForAnEcho]

No 1 deserves this.

[@krestainwatsonjr.]

Nobody deserves this. It don't matter if you're a man or a woman. Bot or girl, nobody deserves this.

[@10GolDenHeaRts]

I will now refer people to this series when someone asks why wouldn’t she\He just say something right away ? If it really happened then they would wait so long to say something?

[@raihanaradhana2246]

the chills i can't

[@savvymegs675]

This is really like the first few months of therapy at least all wrapped into one session

[@MjGers]

Love this scene.

[@joycebruhn1346]

best series i watch it multiple times

[@anonivan]

ever since chrissa stands strong, i knew kaitlyn dever was going to be kick ass and it was true. i love her. she is phenomenal.

[@grandmastermario3695]

This therapist is amazing and she's appsalutly right no one makes up a story like that unless if there's some elements of Truth to it often the people who do make up stories or a accusations like that have been hurt in someway by someone sometimes by the accused themselves other times by someone else they make up algations that are untrue to either get the attention that they deserved earlier in there lives that they've never got or they make up false aligations because they been violated in some other way by that person so they just want people to take that crime and that trauma seriously so they make up being raped so that the cops and Drs can take there actual trauma seriously like for an example one may accuse some one of raping them when really the trauma wasn't as severe like often times if it's not sexual abuse it's physical or emotional abuse or some form of neglect but they may make up that they were raped instead so that the system will take that trauma and that crime seriously because to be honest the system honestly doesn't ussually take the victim seriously if it was just emotional or physical abuse or neglect so that's often why people make up false aligations and sometimes it was another person who did something else to them so they may make up stories that another person did something worse to me so that they can get the attention they were supposed to get earlier in there lives and so again people can take what really happened to them seriously or maybe someone else did something to them but there to afraid to tell or maybe the real perpetrator goated them into accusing someone else those are some understandable reasons why someone may make up false aligations no it's no exscuse but in my opinion it's understandable why they would and for the falsely accused people who didn't do anything wrong I'm sorry you were put into that situation and I hope you find peace for the people who did make up false aligations I hope they get the help that they need and I hope they can learn from there mistakes and next time say what really happened and be at peace and get help for there actual trauma for the people who were caused of something that they didnt do that did something else that was bad like say mental or physical abuse then we'll I think they do deserve to be punished but maybe just not as bad as they would be if they did do the other thing

[@basejumpingmonkey]

To me what she's describing is every therapist i've ever met.

[@Woodfires779]

No matter how much someone say they care about you. they just don't ,not enough I mean maybe they mean to or they try to but other things end up being more importan. Lying cause even with good people even with people you kinda trust “ if the truth is inconvenient, they don't believe it even if they really care about you they Just don't.

[@shirinlea3471]

The therapist is Dr. Hahn from greys Anatomy

[@Breerox108]

and from Silence of the Lambs!

[@wolfgang017]

This scene alone had more dialogue than the entire 8th season of Game of Thrones

[@JLamstudio]

Best of 2019

[@wolfgang017]

This show was amazing don’t get me wrong, but Chernobyl takes the crown

[@akirekory1277]

Kaitlyn is amazing

[@mystifying_me]

I wish the conversation about Zombie movies that led to the conversation in this scene was also included in this clip.

[@mirandahangwani6054]

Best scene

[@danielemarchisotti4937]

Why did they cut the "look" Marie gave to the psychologist before she was going to tell her story? It was like "I am going to tell you, but don't screw me"

[@ahmadizzatshahmieralhamdul4926]

Cheater and scammer always loss, and truth always win.

[@Anna133199]

That's not true in real life though. Cheaters and scammers die peacefully and old all the time.

[@jackdonovan554]

People do not realize the importance of prioritizing information. This is called establishing VALUES. Without having this value system in place, people grow into neurotic and anxiety-ridden adults who are in a constant state of fear, because they change their values for every set of circumstances, with the goal being to finish whatever it is so they can move onto the next. This kind of mentality is used by the beaurocratic slave who has no idea how horrible their life is.

[@joycebruhn1346]

was a good heartbreaking

[@patrickmgaddis]

Dr. Hahn from Grey's Anatomy.

[@meri8555]

3:36

[@PrincessofErised]

She should believe her therapist, she was kidnapped by Buffalo Bill.

[@joycebruhn1346]

i think its called the fall

[@JoshyJosh]

STELLAR SHOW AND CAST

[@N0p3er5]

Manage? MANAGE? That woman makes money on this.

[@dennissmith8767]

What series is this?

[@megha6865]

Unbelievable ..

[@leah-michelle5872]

What show is this?

[@neoscencez]

Unbelievable on Netflix.

[@nancytat8506]

Does anyone know the therapist name?

[@Frnk242]

nancy tat bro it’s a movie, not a real therapist

[@nancytat8506]

Phoenix I know silly. Her name is Brooke Smith she played in silence of the lamb.

[@Breerox108]

@@nancytat8506 Yes, and grey's anatomy!

[@amyge5885]

This was all played by a true story so you could found out who was her real therapist

[@gachasfran2265]

PRI era

[@jbanann.6940]

I feel like i did wrong when i watch this after I destroyed my relationship w my best friend cuz there is another friend take her from me I should be honest, i’ve never get hurt like now

[@c-lexis8747]

lmfao what kind of therapist is this?

[@yosaraholivo8477]

a good one lol