Eshetu Melese

Eritrean Fiori lives far away, banished in shame in Addis Ababa. She is learning at Addis Ababa College with a grant. She meets and goes gaga for an attractive therapist named Dr. Nathan. Nonetheless, the specialist defies her. From that point forward, when the manner in which she moves toward the specialist concerns her, she claims to be oblivious and goes to be treated with him.

This pretending psychological instability is called malingering. These individuals are not patients, they are cheats. I will introduce the manners by which we vary some other time.

The specialist treated her and accompanied her home. In any case, Fiori needed to meet him so gravely that she began to profess to be wiped out once more. Then the specialist went to concentrate on in Germany. Fiori becomes truly ill and winds up in a psychological medical clinic. At the point when the specialist returned, he tracked down her extremely wiped out in the medical clinic. He felt regret. "I'll send you while I'm observing intently," he says and brings her back home. An attendant who is enamored with the specialist follows them to go into the place of the old specialist saying, "Let me come and drop the medication on you." The two ladies become inebriated.

Fiori in the end improves and weds Dr. Nathan in a mental medical clinic.

It is extraordinary that emotional well-being is raised as a topic. Notwithstanding, in the event that a specialist were involved, the accompanying essential issues would be appropriately tended to.

1) Psychosis isn't brought about by loss of affection as displayed in numerous E/Y films. It isn't saved by giving affection.

2) Malingering doesn't prompt serious psychological instability!!!

3) Mental patient and specialist never get hitched!!!

4) Home treatment isn't considered for mental treatment!!!

The remainder of the acting is great. It is a film made in great times. The specialists should be visible going into a bar, drinking mixed drinks, paying 100 bucks for a green one and leaving a 'tip'. Great times. A 'rationalist' patient in a psychological clinic is attracted a cool way.