Therapy Done Right

Ulises Verón, a renowned and pragmatic psychoanalyst, loses faith in conventional therapy and begins secretly intervening in his patients’ personal lives. His unconventional methods initially produce impressive results, but everything changes when Martín Bouchard, a novelist struggling with creative block, enters his practice. As their relationship develops, the line between helping someone and controlling their life becomes increasingly blurred, forcing Ulises to confront the consequences of his controversial approach.