Agatha

France, the 1940s. An elderly psychotherapist, who has long lost any interest in practice and his patients, is counting the days until retirement. He has only a little time left - just five months of work, in other words, 22 weeks or exactly 800 sessions. And if he's lucky and someone cancels an appointment, even less. But suddenly, life intervenes in his calculations - in the form of a new patient, Agatha, a young woman with a piercing gaze, a strong German accent, and a complicated fate: behind her is hospitalization in a pronounced manic state after a suicide attempt. And this meeting unexpectedly becomes fateful for both of them.