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Anna wakes up in her Rome apartment, and the world feels unbearably sharp. Every sound hits a nerve, every sliver of light feels like a physical assault. She tries to make breakfast, but her hands shake so badly the egg smashes on the floor. “Today will be a good day,” she whispers, wiping up the yolk with a cloth that already smells of damp. Her psychiatrist talks about “doing the work,” but how do you work when your own mind has become a prison without bars? This 2026 drama explores the invisible wounds of depression not through grand tragedies, but through the quiet horror of daily life, where the greatest feat is simply leaving the house. The film avoids mental illness clichés, showing instead how the condition tints the most mundane acts—a trip to the grocery store, a chat with a neighbor, an attempt to watch TV—in shades of anxiety and exhaustion.