The movie follows Jane as she struggles with her mental health and the influence of her controlling husband. As she becomes increasingly fixated on the wallpaper, her grip on reality begins to slip. She starts seeing hallucinations and delusions, convinced that the woman in the wallpaper is trying to reach out to her. Meanwhile, John dismisses her concerns and continues to patronize her, refusing to believe that she knows what's best for herself. As Jane's mental state deteriorates, the movie delves deeper into themes of gaslighting, misogyny, and the harmful effects of social isolation. The Yellow Wallpaper is a haunting and unsettling meditation on the dangers of patriarchal power dynamics.