Synopsis
What do we have left when we are deprived of everything? Depression and anxiety disorders leave us with a constant fear of being lost. The struggle against ourselves and for ourselves leaves no survivors, but sometimes it is enough to look at ourselves through the eyes of those who love us to try to get out of it.
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