Ruth Hartland is an experienced psychotherapist, but her professional practice does not shield her from personal suffering. She is the mother of adult twins, and one of them – the complicated and fragile Tom, who "never fit in anywhere" – suddenly went missing some time ago. RUTH DOES NOT GIVE UP HOPE OF FINDING HER SON, BUT SHE WAITS FOR HIS RETURN SO DESPERATELY THAT SHE LIVES ONLY HALF A LIFE. In her tragic state, she begins working with a labilized and traumatized patient. However, there is a catch: Dan Griffin bears an uncanny resemblance to her missing Tom. Ruth puts all her efforts into helping her new patient, but personal difficulties and guilt have weakened her professional judgment. THIS IS WHY THE SITUATION GETS OUT OF CONTROL – AND THE FOLLOWING TERRIFYING EVENTS SURPASS EVEN THE MOST TRAGIC IMAGININGS... A Good Enough Mother takes us into the hidden world between a psychotherapist and his patient, at the center of which ticks a time bomb. We hold in our hands a dramatic story about a mother's unending commitment and that... EVEN WHEN WE FEEL DIFFERENTLY, WE MUST GIVE THOSE WE LOVE AS MUCH FREEDOM AS POSSIBLE.
