Dr Stern is a renowned psychiatrist not only in France but throughout Europe. His diary is full, and getting an appointment means waiting for months.
One day, six patients gather in the waiting room, each hoping he will finally help. They all live with obsessive-compulsive disorder, a “tick” that turns their lives upside down. But the doctor is late and time is passing.
The clock ticks. The patients tick. The doctor is still nowhere to be seen.
An ordinary wait becomes a series of unexpected situations, sharp dialogue and humour. Before the doctor arrives, it becomes clear that the best therapy may not be his advice but the patients themselves.










