"The Unsaid" is a 2001 drama film directed by Tom McLoughlin. The story revolves around Michael Hunter, a highly respected psychiatrist, who is struggling to come to terms with the tragic loss of his son, Kyle, who committed suicide. Michael's marriage with his wife, Barbara, is also in shambles, and she has moved out of their home.
One day, Michael meets a troubled young patient named Tommy, who reminds him of his son Kyle. Tommy is a gifted artist but also has a history of violence and emotional disturbances. As Michael begins to treat Tommy, he becomes increasingly obsessed with him, attempting to save him from his inner demons and hoping to redeem himself from his own son's death.
However, as Michael delves deeper into Tommy's troubled past and confronts his own demons, he begins to unravel a haunting family secret that has shaped Tommy's personality. The revelation threatens to ruin both Michael's career and his relationship with Barbara, and he must decide whether or not to reveal the truth and risk everything he holds dear.
The film features notable performances by Andy Garcia, Vincent Kartheiser, Teri Polo, Trevor Blumas, and Linda Cardellini. "The Unsaid" is a somber and emotional film that explores complex themes of loss, guilt, and redemption.