The Argentine film Therapy Done Right (Lo dejamos acá), starring the acclaimed actor Ricardo Darin, is making its world premiere at the San Sebastian Film Festival, one of the most prestigious film events in Europe. The festival, held annually in the Basque region of Spain, showcases a mix of international cinema, often highlighting Latin American films that have gained critical acclaim. The film follows a pragmatic psychoanalyst who begins to question the effectiveness of traditional therapy methods. As he experiments with unconventional approaches, his practice starts to change in unexpected ways. The story seems to unfold smoothly until one of his patients, a writer played by Diego Peretti, begins to struggle with personal issues that challenge both the therapist and his methods. Diego Peretti, known for his roles in popular Argentine television and film, brings a complex emotional depth to his character, adding layers of tension and introspection to the narrative. The film explores themes of mental health, the limitations of therapy, and the ethical boundaries that professionals must navigate in their work. As the film progresses, it raises questions about the fine line between healing and manipulation, and whether unconventional methods can truly lead to genuine recovery or merely create new complications. Therapy Done Right promises to be a thought-provoking addition to the festival's lineup, offering a compelling look into the world of psychoanalysis through the lens of Argentine cinema.