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In 2058, at the Sorbonne, a renowned psycho-historian, Francesca Corrini, calls in a patient unlike any other: E. Macron, aged 79, four-time President of the Republic… and still a candidate. His symptom? An irrepressible desire to return to power. Again. The protocol is simple: a single, public, radical session to
cure him in 1 hour and 20 minutes.
Through re-enacted memories, dives into the unconscious, hallucinatory ‘madeleines’ and delusional political visions, the analyst and her patient trace the thread of an obsession — until a broader question emerges: Why, despite everything, has he always been re-elected?
Part wild psychoanalysis, part political science fiction and part tragic farce, *Emmanuel Macron’s Therapy* dissects a toxic relationship: that of a man and a country unable to part ways.
A funny, cruel, dizzying face-to-face encounter—where you laugh a lot, and where something, slowly, begins to hurt.
What if the problem wasn’t just him?
