Therapy, at some level, is performance art. It's a deliberately created space where people come together to engage…
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Cast
Sergio Castellitto (Giovanni Mari)Valeria Golino (Eleonora)Kasia Smutniak (Sara)Guido Caprino (Dario)Licia Maglietta (Anna)Barbora Bobulova (Lea)Irene Casagrande (Alice)Adriano Giannini (Pietro)Michele Placido (Guido)Giordano Petri (Assistente alla Regia)Rodolfo Bianchi (Vittorio)Valeria Bruni Tedeschi (Irene)Greta Scarano (Elisa)Pier Giorgio Bellocchio (Sergio)Leonardo MaddalenaDaniela PiazzaVito MolinariMaya Sansa (Irene)
Creators
Giacomo Durzi, Alessandro Fabbri, Ludovica Rampoldi, Stefano Sardo, Ilaria Bernardini
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Synopsis
The series follows the psychotherapy sessions of Dr. Giovanni Mari, who receives in his office from Monday to Thursday patients with different problems. The approach taken by Dr. Mari is psychoanalytic. On friday he becomes a patient himself, undergoing sessions with his friend and mentor Anna, to face his difficult family situation.
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