Psikh (series) (2020)
Release Year: 2020
Nation: Russia
Alternative Title: Psycho: Moi, désirant, Psycho: Ich, begehrend, Psycho
Director: Fedor Bondarchuk
Writer: Paulina Andreeva
Production & Genre
Producer: Executive_Producer: Paulina Andreeva
Companies: National Media Group, Studio Videoprokat
Genre: Drama
Budget: N/A
Story
Psikh follows Oleg, a highly sought-after 40-year-old Moscow psychotherapist who appears to have it all together – a successful career, an independent lifestyle, and seemingly happy family life. However, beneath his calm exterior lies a man struggling with personal demons. He desperately needs professional help himself but continues to see clients, including those with troubled pasts or difficult lives. Adding to Oleg's turmoil is the mysterious disappearance of his wife over a year ago, which remains unresolved. The series explores Oleg's inner conflicts as he navigates his complex life and relationships while trying to maintain a facade of normalcy.
Summary
Psikh is a gripping psychological drama that delves into the intricate mind of its protagonist, Oleg, as he grapples with personal turmoil behind his professional persona as a psychotherapist. Set in modern-day Moscow, the series offers insights into Oleg's dual life and his clients' stories, each presenting their own challenges and secrets. The narrative explores themes of mental health, family dynamics, trust, and redemption while keeping viewers engaged through its suspenseful plot and compelling performances. Directed by Fedor Bondarchuk, Psikh premiered in 2020 to critical acclaim for its raw portrayal of human emotions and complexities.
