Chloe Grace Moretz rare disease has no cure in "Brain On Fire"

Chloe Grace Moretz rare disease has no cure in "Brain On Fire"

Trailer "Brain On Fire" made the audience and the characters fear because the disease that journalist Susannah (Chloe Grace Moretz) encounter the doctor must hand in hand.

Brain On Fire is a film inspired by the writer / journalist Susannah Cahalan's book about her strange illness. The film was recently introduced to Netflix trailer viewers first reveal the scary character that character Susannah Cahalan Chloe Grace More by the beautiful woman.
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Trailer shows the image of illness has devastated the life of a young girl full of enthusiasm as Susannah from an aggressive journalist in the New York Post, she suddenly encountered hallucinations, always just go crazy and then must be in the hospital. The main character becomes extremely confused because of not knowing what is coming to him, even the doctors are also very confused when diagnosed for her.

This mysterious disease makes Susannah unable to walk on its own, the functions of the brain become confused. At this time, her boyfriend (Thomas Mann) and her parents (played by Richard Armitage and Carrie-Anne Moss) must try to find the answer to save her daughter. Interestingly, Susannah's symptoms are very similar to those of people with a history of posession.

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Chloe Grace Moretz shows the wisdom of choosing horror thrills - psychology to shine. Earlier, the 21-year-old actress was known for a remake of Carrie, a movies online for free full movies in which her acting was highly praised. In addition to Brain On Fire, she is also involved in Suspiria project by Italian director Luca Guadagnino, remake of the 1977 classic.

Brain On Fire directed by Gerard Barrett is due out June 22nd on Netflix.