In the unsettling psychological thriller "Doll Parts," directed by Lauryn Priester, a young woman’s carefully constructed world begins to fracture when she discovers a mysterious collection of antique dolls that seem to mirror the people in her life. Nora O'Donnell stars as the protagonist, a quiet and introspective individual drawn into a web of obsession and identity after inheriting a strange estate from a distant relative. As she delves deeper into the dolls’ origins, she finds herself haunted by eerie coincidences and unsettling encounters with a cast of enigmatic characters, including a curious neighbor played by Paul Zeringue and a sharp-witted friend portrayed by Ruhika Misra. The central conflict unfolds as she struggles to distinguish reality from the uncanny, with each doll holding a secret that threatens to unravel her sanity. Blending atmospheric dread with a slow-burn mystery, "Doll Parts" explores themes of self-perception, memory, and the fragile boundaries between the living and the inanimate. With a talented ensemble cast including Anna Beller, Minta Sloan, and Yesenia Linares, this film keeps viewers on edge as the protagonist races to uncover the truth before the dolls claim her as their own.