A 911 operator (Catherine Bell) returns to work after losing her kid in childbirth. However, she gets a call from a six year old child and tells the fire station the address--but there is no such address. In fact, when she's confronted by her manager he tells her there was no such call ever received. He tells her to go home. She's been getting headaches lately and nosebleeds and the doctor assures her it's just stress and assures her there's nothing at all to worry about. But when she looks at her patient's MRI the next day she sees something disturbing. Is it a brain tumor. So is she crazy? Or is the brain tumor giving her psychic abilities to communicate with the dead? Do we care? This has the feel of a Lifetime movie, which it is, and mines ideas that have been done to death before, from THE DEAD ZONE to GHOST WHISPERER.
A 911 operator (Catherine Bell) returns to work after losing her kid in childbirth. However, she gets a call from a six year old child and tells the fire station the address--but there is no such address. In fact, when she's confronted by her manager he tells her there was no such call ever received. He tells her to go home. She's been getting headaches lately and nosebleeds and the doctor assures her it's just stress and assures her there's nothing at all to worry about. But when she looks at her patient's MRI the next day she sees something disturbing. Is it a brain tumor. So is she crazy? Or is the brain tumor giving her psychic abilities to communicate with the dead? Do we care? This has the feel of a Lifetime movie, which it is, and mines ideas that have been done to death before, from THE DEAD ZONE to GHOST WHISPERER.
