A Justifiable Madness

When a young man decides to fake his way into a mental hospital, his success may drive him truly mad in this debut psychological thriller. On a warm September morning in the early 1990s, Mark Randall emerges from a commuter train, naked and ranting unintelligibly. This is his first step toward a peculiar goal: getting himself admitted to an NHS acute psychiatric ward. There, he manages to convince professionals that he is psychotic. But who is he and why is he so keen to spend time in a psy...