Trance

This Martin Scorsese thriller featuring Leonardo DiCaprio explores the human psyche and blurs lines between reality and delusion. Shutter Island's intriguing twists will satisfy Trance fans who crave stories that challenge perceptions.

Another Nolan film, The Prestige, is packed with twists and turns. Its plot revolving around rival magicians and their obsession with one-upmanship parallels the cerebral game of cat and mouse in Trance.

Fight Club's exploration of identity and chaos ties in neatly with Trance's psychological instability. Directed by David Fincher, it's filled with surprising developments that will appeal to those who enjoy complex narratives.

David Fincher's Gone Girl is a masterclass in manipulation and suspense, much like Trance. Both films share a gripping storyline that keeps audiences guessing until the very end.

Inception, directed by Christopher Nolan, plunges into the depths of the subconscious much like Trance. If mind-bending narratives coated with a sleek, psychological edge are what you're after, Inception's dream-heist storyline will not disappoint.

This early work of Christopher Nolan is a riveting puzzle that pieces together a man's lost memory. Memento's complex structure and engaging storyline will captivate viewers who appreciate Trance's psychological intrigue.

Darren Aronofsky’s Black Swan is a thrilling dive into the psyche of a ballerina, with its intense psychological conflict and ambiguity resonating well with fans of Trance's dark and mind-bending themes.

Directed by Steven Soderbergh, Side Effects presents a pharmaceutical thriller that, like Trance, plays with the concept of reality and perception, making it a great fit for viewers interested in psychological mind games.