Frankie & Alice

Here's my rephrased version of the summary:

In a gripping tale inspired by real-life events, Halle Berry brings to life Frankie, a young woman with a complex and fascinating condition - multiple personality disorder. The film takes us on a journey from Savannah, Georgia in 1957, where we first meet Frankie after a car accident, to present-day Los Angeles, California in 1978, where she's found working at a strip club.

As tensions escalate one fateful night, Frankie finds herself at Pearce psychiatric hospital, where she meets the compassionate and insightful Dr. Joseph Oswald (Dr. Oz). With his expertise, Frankie begins her journey towards healing and self-discovery as they work together to unravel the mysteries of her multiple personality disorder.

Through a series of revealing sessions with Dr. Oz, we come to understand that Frankie's mind is inhabited by not one, but three distinct personalities: Francine L. Murdoch, Alice, and Genius. Each persona has its own unique characteristics, from Francine's 32-year-old black female self with an IQ of 132 and right-handedness, to the enigmatic Alice, a white female with an unknown age and IQ of 102, who is left-handed.

The film's focus then shifts as Dr. Oz works tirelessly to help Frankie integrate these disparate personalities, uncovering the roots of her condition and empowering her to take control of her life. As the story unfolds, we witness Dr. Oz's dedication and expertise, as well as Frankie's gradual growth towards self-awareness and healing.

Ultimately, the movie concludes with a heartwarming tribute to Dr. Oswald's enduring legacy: his pioneering work with Frankie, which spanned decades, culminating in her remarkable transformation. Years later, Frankie would go on to become a high school teacher, thanks in part to the wisdom and guidance of Genius, one of her subliminal personalities. She would also find love with a fellow psychiatrist, marking a triumphant conclusion to her incredible journey.