Tutta colpa di Freud

• Comedy

A sharply comedic and surprisingly tender exploration of family dysfunction unfolds within the walls of a Roman psychoanalyst’s practice, though his professional expertise is hilariously undermined by the realization that his patients *are* his daughters. The film navigates a tangled web of unconventional relationships – a bookseller lost in unrequited love, a woman questioning her sexuality post-heartbreak, and a young woman’s complex attachment to an older man – all while subtly revealing the father's own insecurities and failed attempts at emotional connection. It's a refreshingly honest, if chaotic, depiction of modern family dynamics, foregoing judgment for empathetic observation of how past traumas and awkward desires intertwine and repeatedly disrupt the promise of healing. The humor derives not from slapstick, but from the painfully relatable absurdity of attempting to dissect family patterns while actively contributing to them, offering a uniquely Italian blend of warmth and self-deprecating wit.