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[explosion echoes]
[music box tinkling]
[ominous raspy singing]
[gears clicking]
[music box tinkling] [ominous music]
[raspy breathing]
[gears clicking]
[suspenseful music]
[gasping]
[coughing]
[serene music]
As I was saying, it's about a thousand square meters,
really spacious.
Your daughter will have plenty of room to run around,
I have a daughter, too.
You'll see how lucky you are to have such a big yard too.
It was beautiful once.
There were lots of flowers here,
some lawn furniture also,
but they took it all away because the rain ruined it.
Who lived here?
The owner was an old woman, Mrs. White.
She passed away two years ago.
The children moved away for work.
They decided to rent it,
and they'll probably sell it in a few years.
The decorations aren't that great,
but it's a lot of room for your budget.
Let's go upstairs!
[ominous music]
The main bedroom is here.
And there's a smaller bedroom.
It's perfect for the kid.
There is also an attic upstairs.
You can use it as a storage or as an office if you prefer.
Come on.
It's only temporary.
You'll like it when it's all fixed up and clean, I bet.
[plastic crinkling]
[ominous music]
[Sophie shrieks in the distance]
[loud thumping]
What's wrong, Sophie?
It's okay.
It won't hurt you.
[melancholy music]
[sighs]
Come on, come with me in the other room.
I know what we'll do.
Let's order a pizza.
Now, what do you say?
Do you like that idea?
[lively music on computer]
[woman shrieks on computer]
You want some water?
[suspenseful music on computer]
[sighs]
[keyboard clicking]
[melancholy music]
[birds chirping]
[ominous music]
Is there something wrong?
What did you find?
What is it?
September 10, 1989.
[ominous music]
Let's see if it works.
[music box tinkling softly]
Hmm.
The gears just must a little rusted.
[knocking at door]
[birds chirping]
[ominous music] [insects chirping]
[music box tinkling]
Sophie, time for bed.
[gear clicking] [music box tinkling]
What are you gonna tell Dr. Loris tomorrow?
That you're tired?
Time for bed!
Goodnight!
[music box tinkling]
[low rumbling] [wind rattling]
[ominous music]
Do you like these toys, Sophie?
Which is your favorite?
Who are they?
What are they doing?
[melancholy music]
And who is it?
Her parents death shocked her.
You have to stay close to her, Annabelle
Sophie's going through a delicate phase.
I know there isn't a lot of trust between you.
The fact that Sophie doesn't speak anymore
certainly doesn't help,
but you have to try and forge a connection.
I'm trying.
It's just, it's like there's a wall there.
I hadn't seen my sister in 10 years.
The first time I even met Sophie was in the court
when they were giving me the guardianship.
I know, it's normal, she feels abandoned.
Everything's new.
You have to insist,
even if she seems like
she has no interest in knowing you at all.
She needs you, you're all she has.
[suspenseful music]
Hi!
I'm Annabelle Spear.
I called on Thursday about restoring some books.
They said to come by today.
Oh, yes, I was expecting you.
I'm Eva.
Mrs. Brown told me you were coming.
Let's go!
There was a mouse, actually.
More than one to tell you the truth.
The damn critters chewed on some books.
I hope that doesn't gross you out.
Chewed pages, no.
A mouse between the pages maybe.
Don't worry, I'm fighting back with poison.
There are five of them in all.
Perfect.
[ominous music]
[suspenseful music]
You're bringing that to school, too?
You don't need it.
Don't tear the flowers up out of the garden.
Why did you put them on my bed this morning?
So, who did?
[ominous music]
[schoolbell ringing]
[children chattering]
[ominous music]
[insects chirping]
[footsteps pounding]
Sophie, don't run in the house!
[pounding echoes]
Sophie, I said don't run in the house!
[suspenseful music]
[footsteps pounding]
[music box tinkling briefly]
[suspenseful music]
[footsteps pounding]
[light switch clicking]
[shutter banging]
[melancholy music]
[ominous music]
[sighs]
[Sophie giggling]
[eerie music]
[ominous music]
I don't know if it's me doing something wrong.
Maybe it's something I'm doing
that's making her act like this.
Sophie's behavior is normal.
Creating an imaginary friend
is a way for her to feel less lonely.
I don't know, Loris.
For the last few days,
I keep finding rose petals on my pillow.
Sophie says it wasn't her.
She seems so convincing.
I, I wouldn't want her be creating
some kind of split personality.
That's what you call it, right?
No, I don't believe so.
Listen, bring her by my office tomorrow.
It'll put your mind at ease.
Alright, thanks.
[suspenseful music]
[distant children arguing]
SOPHIE: No, don't touch my carillon!
Sophie, what are you doing?
Stop it!
Sophie, Sophie!
Sophie, stop it!
Gosh, what are you doing, Sophie?
You don't ever hit anyone, do you under...
Sophie!
[sighs]
[ominous music]
[music box tinkling]
[gasps]
[lightbulb buzzing] [ominous music]
[suspenseful music]
Sophie?
SOPHIE: 10, nine, eight, seven,
six, five, four,
three, two, one, here I come!
[crickets chirping]
Sophie what are you doing out here?
Sophie, go to bed.
I'm going to show you a color
and you tell me what it makes you think of,
whatever comes to mind.
That carillon is really nice
Can I look at it closer?
Who'll get angry?
Your imaginary friend?
[ominous music] [lightbulb buzzing]
Tell me about her, what's her name?
What is it, Sophie?
Is Lania here with us?
[ominous music] [lightbulb buzzing]
Is there some pet you have
or maybe a friend of hers named Lania?
Not that I know of.
Who's Lania?
Sophie associates this name with her imaginary friend.
She's really convinced.
She really fantasizes seeing her.
She talks to her.
The other night, she was out in the garden.
I swear I heard her talking.
That's great news.
She's starting to speak again.
That's always a good start.
She went through a horrible shock.
Her not speaking, creating an imaginary friends,
it's just a phase, she'll get over it.
It's really nice of you to reassure me.
It's really tough, the house,
and work,
and Sophie is so
unusual.
Thank you. Of course.
Before, she almost had me convinced.
If you think it might help,
I could come to the house for her sessions.
Maybe it would make her feel more comfortable.
Thanks!
[suspenseful music]
SOPHIE: Five, four, three, two, one.
[rocking horse creaking]
[ominous music]
[Sophie shrieks]
I'm going to show you a color
and you tell me what it makes you think of.
Your imaginary friend?
[suspenseful music]
Sophie?
[tense music]
[raspy humming] [music box tinkling]
[ominous music]
Sophie?
[eerie music]
[knocking on door]
Hey.
Hey, I need to talk to you.
Are you okay?
Yeah.
How did you fall?
Uh, I don't remember.
I just fell back and...
I don't know you that well,
but I know now that you're a terrible liar.
[suspenseful music]
I saw something that scared me.
Lania?
Hold the ice there.
Loris, I think it's time I call social services
and reconsider the guardianship.
I'm afraid I have real problems.
I'm not well
and I'm afraid that if things keep up like this,
I'm gonna need therapy.
It's just,
it's the fantasy of a child,
and me, she's rubbing off on me,
and I am going crazy.
No, Annabelle.
I'm here because I wanna show you
the video of this morning's sessions.
Your imaginary friend?
[gasps]
Oh, my God!
LORIS: Sophie and I were alone.
What does she want with us?
Why is she following Sophie?
LORIS: I don't know, Annabelle.
Whatever it is, she's connected to your niece.
It was her in the attic.
This makes me doubt everything I thought was true.
If I hadn't seen the video,
I would have never believed you.
It's the carillon!
It all started when she found it.
It was buried in this box in the garden.
Can you come with me to the library?
In this book, there's a symbol
identical to the one on the box.
I wanna know who checked the book out.
LORIS: What does it mean?
Do you think whoever had the book
was the one to inscribe that symbol on the box
and bury it?
I don't know it could be.
It's the only thing that makes any sense.
Maybe, Eva the librarian, can help us.
What year do the lending files go back to?
The library was opened in 1962.
[suspenseful music]
Eva, out of curiosity,
could you let me know who checked this book out last?
Oh, Annabelle, I can't.
Privacy, you know?
I'm, I'm sorry.
Why do you want to know?
Just work reasons.
You didn't get it from me.
The last time the book was taken out was in 1989,
Margaret White, 34 Saint Louis Street.
Okay, okay, thanks.
Sophie, come on, let's go.
Isn't that your house?
So, the former tenant buried it probably.
Do you know where they live now?
She died two years ago.
I have got to know what that symbol means.
Annabelle, could you come here, please?
That book deals with supernatural if I'm not mistaken.
Yeah.
I overheard your conversation.
There is a woman.
She comes very often at the library
and she takes out book like that.
She's a psychic or so she says,
but in any case,
she knows a lot about supernatural.
She's really nice, too.
Maybe she could help you.
Yeah.
Eva can I just ask you one more favor?
Sure.
When I go to talk to this woman,
can I leave Sophie here with you?
Oh, yeah.
This is her address.
Thank you.
[doorbell buzzing]
Hi!
Hi, I'm Annabelle Spear,
and we're looking for Mrs. Nills.
MORRIS: It's late.
She's not seeing anyone else today.
I'm sorry for bothering you.
Eva the librarian, said that she could help me.
I'm trying to find the meaning of a symbol.
Please, I'm desperate.
One can plead with the saints for mercy,
but Morris, my assistant, is no saint,
or am I missing something?
MORRIS: These people were hoping to see you.
I need to speak with you just for a few minutes.
Here at the door or inside?
It's written in Latin.
If you're here to ask my help,
I imagine you believe in the supernatural.
Mrs. Nills, I saw the symbol printed on this book
carved on a box that my niece found.
May I ask where you found it?
It was buried in the garden.
If I were you,
I would put it right back where it was buried.
It's a warning.
This symbol means it's possessed.
I'll explain better.
Sometimes, tormented souls attach themselves to an object
and are unable to let it go.
Sort of like there are haunted places,
there are also haunted objects.
The more time spent with an object,
the more its owner connects with it,
until they finally, can't be without it.
The tormented soul can also affect
the personality of the owner,
making them absorb their positive or negative energy,
whatever the case may be.
Well, positive or negative in what sense?
A possessed object can be good luck
if the spirit connected to it experienced immense joy,
while it can cause misery
if the object was connected with a tragic or sad event.
So, if I understand you correctly,
the spirit makes a strong connection
with whoever comes to possess the haunted object.
Right?
No, it's much worse.
It conditions their life.
Did you open the box?
Yes.
And, what was in it?
[music box tinkling]
Sophie, be careful!
Don't wander around the bookshelves.
[ominous music] [raspy breathing]
Sophie?
[giggling]
[music box tinkling]
[raspy breathing]
[ominous music]
I'm sorry I'm late.
That's okay, she's sleeping.
I hope it wasn't too much trouble for you
No, not at all.
Did you find Mrs. Nills? Yes.
[phone ringing]
Oh, sorry.
Hello?
[ominous music]
[melancholy music]
Thank you so much for everything,
for being here with Sophie and I, I really appreciate it.
[romantic music]
I'm sorry.
It's not you.
I'll call you tomorrow to check on Sophie.
[door opening and closing]
[ominous music] [raspy humming]
Is somebody there?
Dumb mice.
[ominous music]
[bones crunching] [gagging]
[raspy humming]
[birds chirping]
[thumping] No!
[thumping] [Sophie grunting]
Sophie.
Sophie, calm down!
Don't ever do that again, do you understand?
You're not my mother!
[dramatic music]
Sophie!
[door closing]
Hi, have you seen a little girl?
She's over there.
Okay.
[sighs] Okay.
Is Eva off today?
She's in the hospital.
We found her unconscious.
Oh my God, that's awful.
[suspenseful music]
Everything all right at school?
Sophie, can I see your carillon?
No.
What if I just take it for tonight,
and I give it back tomorrow?
No.
Sophie, give me the carillon.
[glass shattering]
Sophie! [ominous music]
[Sophie sobbing]
Sophie, don't worry, sweetie.
It's okay.
Lania is mean.
She can't be mean if we bury the carillon.
Don't go away, you too.
What are you talking about?
I'll never go away,
but honey, we have to bury the carillon.
Okay, tomorrow?
Tomorrow.
[suspenseful music]
[music box tinkles softly]
[Sophie grunts]
[crickets chirping] [wolf howling]
[sighs]
Did you bury it?
Yes, sweetheart the carillon is gone.
[ominous music]
[glass shattering] [Sophie shrieks]
[dramatic music] [Sophie shrieks]
I buried the box but it didn't work,
Then all this happened.
[suspenseful music]
So, you say it's the spirit of a little girl?
Yes, Lania, that's her name.
At least that's what Sophie calls her.
And, your niece sees her all the time and talks to her?
Yes, she dug up the box by herself,
maybe that's why.
May I see the box?
Do you know who lived here before you?
Yes, of course Mrs. White, but I didn't know her.
So, you don't know what she did in this house?
She was a psychic herself.
In those days,
I mean when I was just a girl,
people believed much more in these things.
They would come from town to ask for her help.
She had this kind of gift.
She could speak to spirits.
This is the symbol.
The carillon is inside,
correct? Yes.
It was locked inside here.
This is certainly not a good spirit.
[footsteps pounding]
[suspenseful music]
Morris?
May I?
Yes.
Mrs. White knew the world of the afterlife
very intimately.
She knew how to defend herself from evil.
This is a protective symbol.
The spirit of this child has been, let's say, weakened,
because this house is protected.
This is the safest room in the house.
Mrs. White probably worked here,
however this protection won't last forever.
Generally, in cases such as these,
the more time passes,
the more the person that has the object
becomes attached to that possessed object.
Simply put,
the more time your niece spends with the carillon,
the more powerful the spirit becomes,
regardless of where it is,
because, in a certain sense, they become one.
We, we did didn't do anything when we buried it again.
What do we do?
I'm sorry, I don't know.
Let's ask Mrs. White for help.
Morris?
[ominous grumbling]
Mrs. White, you lived in this house.
I need to speak with you.
If your spirit is with us, please give me a sign.
Mrs. White, if your spirit is with us,
please, give me a sign.
Hopefully, we can try again another day.
Alright, thanks.
Put everything back exactly as it was.
It's a child spirit.
It must know that you are in control.
[melancholy music]
[ominous music]
Third step.
September 10, 1989, The Carillon.
Mrs. Roseline Potter asked for my help.
A case of a possessed object,
a carillon linked to the spirit of a child named Lania.
I shut the carillon in a box and buried it,
so that the spirit connected to the object
may rest in peace.
[phone buzzing]
Hello?
She felt really sick during the session.
I figured it was better not to wait, so I brought her here.
How is she now?
The doctor is inside with her now.
[equipment beeping]
How is she? Are you her parents?
No, I'm her aunt.
DOCTOR: She has got a really high fever.
We're doing more tests
to try and understand what the matter is.
Medication doesn't seem to have had an effect so far.
[melancholy music]
The carillon. No, sweetie.
The carillon.
I want to hear it, please.
[ominous music]
[door opening]
The doctor says that her condition is back to normal.
Tests show everything is fine.
They'll keep an eye on her tonight
and release her tomorrow morning.
Thanks.
[Annabelle sobbing]
Hey, come on.
The doctor says she's fine.
Don't worry.
I saw that Sophie is starting to speak again.
Yeah, and the first thing she said to me
is that I'm not her mother.
Since Sophie has come into my life,
everything has gotten so difficult.
Don't say that, everything will work out.
See you tomorrow.
If you need anything...
[melancholy music]
[music box tinkling]
What do you want to eat?
Should we order a pizza?
[ominous music]
LORIS: Okay, yeah.
I just need you for another hour.
In the diary of Mrs. White,
I found the person who asked her
for help with the carillon.
I wanna go talk to her.
Sure, don't worry.
Okay, thank you.
[music box tinkling]
Are you Mrs. Roseline Potter?
Yes, who wants to know?
Hello, I'm sorry, you don't know me.
My name is Annabelle Spear.
I need your help.
What's this about?
I know that, years ago, you had a carillon.
Go away!
No, no Mrs. Potter, please, please!
I need to talk to you.
I know about your daughter Jade.
Please, it's about my niece, she's only six.
Please.
Come on.
I didn't think to contact a psychic
until after the death of my daughter, Jade.
Mrs. White.
Lania, after Jade was gone,
manifested herself to me.
She didn't try to hurt me.
She was just there, next to me.
She was there always,
until Mrs. White found a way to free me.
She put the carillon in a box and she buried it.
[ominous music]
My niece found it playing in the garden
and since then, it's,
it's been a nightmare.
Do you know exactly what Mrs. White did?
I tried burying the box again.
It didn't make any difference.
MRS. POTTER: I'm sorry, I don't know.
Where did she get the carillon?
She got it at an antiques fair.
My daughter couldn't be separated from it.
She listened to it all the time.
In the beginning,
she said she was playing with a little girl.
I didn't believe her.
I just thought she wanted more attention.
Then she started to get sick.
She had this high incurable fever.
It would come and go.
She'd seem to get better and then she'd get worse.
I'll never forget that night.
I was, I was sitting there reading
and when I heard the carillon play its entire melody,
I had never heard the whole thing through.
It would always get stuck.
I just felt something was wrong.
I went to try and find Jade.
I found her there on the sofa.
She was dead.
She'd been smothered.
The carillon was there next to her.
If only I'd believed her.
Do you wake up with rose petals on your bed everyday?
Lania did the same thing with me.
She gave me rose petals every morning.
She put them on my pillow.
I think it was some sort of attention, a gift.
She wanted me as her mother.
That's why she killed my daughter.
And now, she wants to get rid of your niece.
She wants me.
The carillon has almost played its whole tune.
Then the time has come.
[dramatic music] Sophie!
[music box tinkling]
What's wrong, Sophie?
Aunt Annabelle doesn't care.
Come on, you know that's not true.
Don't ever think that.
[banging]
[ominous rumbling] [window shutters banging]
[door slams] [Sophie shrieks]
[dramatic music] [door slams]
[Sophie shrieks]
[Annabelle sobbing]
[electricity buzzing] [suspenseful music]
Is anybody there?
LANIA: I'm here.
[giggling]
[eerie music] [electricity buzzing]
[lania giggling]
I'm here!
Ha!
[crickets chirping]
[ominous music]
[music box tinkling]
[Sophie sobbing]
Sophie!
You didn't go away.
I will never go away, okay?
Now, let's go!
[suspenseful music] [music box tinkling]
MRS. POTTER: I heard the carillon play its entire melody.
I had never heard the whole thing through.
It would always get stuck.
It didn't work
because it didn't play the whole melody yet.
Sophie, you have to listen to me,
I have to bury the carillon now, okay?
You stay here.
Don't leave this room, okay?
SOPHIE: Don't go!
You have to trust me.
Everything will be okay.
Just stay here, okay, okay.
Okay?
[raspy humming]
[ominous music]
SOPHIE: Aunt Annabelle!
[Sophie shrieks]
[Sophie sobbing]
[door slams]
[music box tinkling] [ominous music]
[Annabelle sobbing] [crickets chirping]
Sophie!
Sophie.
It's over, sweetie.
It's all over.
I'm here with you now.
I love you.
I love you too.
[both sobbing]
Okay.
[suspenseful music]