Synopsis
A talented man finds his wife, job, and friends falling away when the symptoms of Tourette’s Syndrome and obsessive-compulsive disorder take over his life. During his downward spiral, he’s spotted as a fellow sufferer by a humorous, numbers-obsessed woman who drafts him into her support group – at least, temporarily. A love story emerges from this, albeit an extremely offbeat one.
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Awards & Nominations
BAFTA TV Awards 2005: Best Actor – Nominated
DGGB Awards 2005: Outstanding Direction in Television Movie – Nominated
RTS Television Awards 2005: Best Actor – Nominated
RTS Television Awards 2005: Best Single Drama – Won
Reviews
The cast is rock solid. Sheen does a phenomenal job of making Mark’s condition funny and frightening in turns… This is a tour de force performance, accurate in showing what OCD looks like without going overboard or hamming it up. The actor takes Mark further and further into the abyss as the character’s life spirals out of control. Sheen’s focus and attention to detail in portraying the affliction is masterful

