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In a future where people that work in the medical field are forced to carry a device that monitors their levels of burnout, Ricardo (42), an ICU doctor, is sent to a rehabilitation center to recover from his burnout syndrome. With the help of his psychiatrist, John (35), Ricardo will face his inner demons to finally make peace with the emotions and pain that keeps on tormenting him.
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In a future where people that work in the medical field are forced to carry a device that monitors their levels of burnout, Ricardo (42), an ICU doctor, is sent to a rehabilitation center to recover from his burnout syndrome. With the help of his psychiatrist, John (35), Ricardo will face his inner demons to finally make peace with the emotions and pain that keeps on tormenting him.
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