Sachs' Disease

The story revolves around Dr. Bruno Sachs, the sole medical practitioner in a small French town. While he appears compassionate and dedicated in his role, he struggles with dissatisfaction in his work and his relationships with patients. The arrival of Pauline Kasser introduces a new dynamic as they develop an attraction amidst the backdrop of his discontent.

This film features a strong cast, including Albert Dupontel and Valérie Dréville, who bring depth to their characters. The narrative explores the juxtaposition of public persona and private struggles, making it a poignant examination of human connection in a professional setting.