Richards ( Kathleen Robertson), eventually culminating in her speaking in Aramaic that induces hysteria and mass suicide in her fellow patients. Angela's possession becomes worse she taunts her psychiatrist, Dr. A distraught Roger confesses that Angela's mother was a prostitute she is pregnant just a few months after Roger met her but abandoned the baby at birth leaving Angela to be raised by Roger. Lozano sends her to a psychiatric hospital. However, Angela begins to show symptoms of demonic possession when she almost drowns a baby, followed by forcing a detective to commit suicide. Just as her life support is about to be switched off, she comes round, seemingly in perfect health. A few days later, she is released, but in the taxi on the way home, she violently grabs the wheel, causing an accident that puts her in a coma for 40 days. She is injected with a serum that causes an infection at home, she experiences a seizure and is placed under care at a hospital. She accidentally cuts herself and is rushed to the hospital, where she briefly meets Father Lozano ( Michael Peña). Two months earlier in the United States, Angela is given a surprise birthday party by her father, Roger ( Dougray Scott), and boyfriend, Peter "Pete" Smith ( John Patrick Amedori). After sweeping them all out of the house, and onto the street below, Only Lozano survives, and she walks to him and tells him to keep her identity secret, before walking away.In the Vatican, Vicar Imani ( Djimon Hounsou) shows Cardinal Bruun ( Peter Andersson) the case of Angela Holmes ( Olivia Taylor Dudley), a young American woman who is suspected of harboring an evil spirit. She hurls both Pete and Roger across the room and the place is set ablaze. This fails and Angela stabs Bruun instead. Her origins also come under question as her mother had died when she was very young and her father was not with her at the time.īruun goes to the other room to get a special knife and kill Angela, much to the objections of Father Lozano. He claims that this unholy trinity signifies that she herself could be a manifestation of evil. He starts the exorcism and during the process, extracts three eggs from her throat. He speaks to her father and boyfriend and tells them that she is not just possessed but could actually be an embodiment of evil itself. As her condition worsens (she is discharged after she incites the facility inmates to beat each other up) Cardinal Bruun travels from the Vatican to meet her and exorcise her. She is then placed in a lunatic asylum where the head doctor cannot cure her of her affliction. Also, hospital footage shows that she tried to drown a baby one night. She wakes up months later but is clearly possessed. While in the car one day, she meets with an accident and is then in a coma for months. Pete is unable to rouse her, but Roger manages to do so. She tells Pete that she has to go to the bathroom, but soon after, falls dead asleep on the couch instead. She drinks an entire bottle of water, says strange things. She incidentally, passed away many years ago.) Angela behaves really strangely. One night, while she, Pete and Roger are at home (her mother was a prostitute who Roger had tried to reform. She metamorphoses from cheerful to aggressive and develops a constant thirst. She cuts her cake but for some strange reason, cuts her finger deeply too, which requires emergency care. Her dad Roger (Scott) had told her that he was leaving for overseas deployment (being a high-ranking officer in the US Army), but instead is part of the surprise party waiting for her at home. We see her talking to her dad on Skype and then meeting her boyfriend Pete, who surprises her for her birthday. We then rewind to a time when Angela was normal. Vicar Imani (Hounsou) is one of the priests watching this footage and he and Bruun analyse each frame, until they see a demonic face mingled with hers. We then see footage of Angela in a mental asylum repeating the same phrase about wanting to go home, over and over again. The film opens with some footage of various possessions documented from around the world.
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