Plot

A psychoanalyst deals with three patients who are going through various difficulties in their love life. Unfortunately, these three patients are his beloved daughters.

Psychoanalyst Francesco Taramelli is dealing with three patients going through various hurdles in their love lives: Marta is chasing a deaf-mute who has stolen things from her book shop; Sara is a lesbian whose girlfriend left her just after she proposed to her; and 18-year-old Emma is seeing 50-year-old Alessandro, an architect who is already married. Unfortunately, these three patients are Francesco's beloved daughters.—AnonymousB

Left all alone to raise his three daughters--Sara, an independent woman; Marta, a romantic librarian who keeps falling in love with the wrong men; and Emma, an eighteen-year-old student struggling with maturity--Francesco, a kind and understanding psychologist, is with his back to the wall. Now, to further complicate matters, as the enchanting perfect stranger, Claudia, enters Francesco's life, Sara starts to question her sexual orientation, Marta thinks she has found true love, and Emma is about to drop a bombshell. What would Francesco's mentor, the great Sigmund Freud, do?—Nick Riganas