Come Back To You

Laura, mother of a newborn, struggles with a complex obsessive-compulsive disorder. She engages in repetitive actions to fill an emotional void to maintain a connection with herself. Counting the moles on her skin and locating that same spot on her belly - day after day - calms her. Connecting with others feels impossible; they merely reflect her solitude. However, something disrupts this cycle. The doorbell rings unexpectedly, and a familiar voice breaks through her obsessive pattern. What happens
when you release your obsessions? What remains? This is her chance to see herself through new eyes, to rediscover a perspective long forgotten.