L'enfance atomique, autopsie d'un burn-out
A woman who works in a nursing home, on the verge of burnout, connects with her inner child to avoid disaster.
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A woman who works in a nursing home, on the verge of burnout, connects with her inner child to avoid disaster.
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Written By:Bérenger Barry, Laurène Fernandez, Karine Charpiot
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