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"Looking Back" paints a harrowing story of a broken family, touching on complex themes of sexual assault, psychology, and black religion. The main plot revolves around the conflict between Grein and his daughter Angela. Gray is being investigated by the police for allegedly sexually assaulting his daughter Angela. He initially admitted the crime, but then denied his fault. The police could not find conclusive evidence, so they had to ask the psychology professor Kenneth for help. Kenneth's intervention led to even more terrifying things. They discovered that Gray and his partner might have participated in the religious rituals of the Satanic Black Cult, which made the whole case even more mysterious and bizarre. During the investigation, Kenneth established a relationship with Angela, helped her get rid of the psychological shadow through psychological counseling and analysis, and allowed Angela to regain her self-confidence. The whole film presents a depressive and tense atmosphere, through a series of reversals and suspense, making it impossible for the audience to predict what will happen next. In the end, Grein's crimes were exposed, but this incident brought deep pain and shadow to everyone, making people think deeply about the seriousness of sexual assault and psychological problems in society