Psycho IV: The Beginning (1990)

Here is the English translation:

In 1990, twenty-two years after the premiere of the first part of the series, "Psychoza IV: Beginning" appeared, the fourth film in the legendary Norman Bates saga. Unlike the unknown audience, this time it's not a story about murders and injuries, but about an isolated man trying to find his identity and escape from his inner trauma. Norman Bates, now intrigued by new psychological techniques, tries to change his life and forget his past demons.

"Psychoza IV: Beginning" is a fascinating tale of the human condition, of attempts to find oneself and establishing boundaries between internal and external reality. Norman, it turns out, is an extremely sensitive and emotional person trying to control his feelings and behavior. The main character, Ed, is a posturing figure constantly changing and evolving as he tries to find his true identity.

"Psychoza IV: Beginning" reminds us that people are complex beings whose actions aren't always logical or understandable. It's also a story about the interdependence between internal and external reality, about trying to control one's emotions and behavior. This film is perfect for horror and thriller fans looking for something more than just fear and terror. "Psychoza IV: Beginning" is a challenge for viewers willing to follow the main character on his journey into himself.

The film also excels in terms of atmosphere. The director created a climate filled with tension and uncertainty, making it an ideal experience for viewers seeking emotions and sensations.