Jealousy

Renáta is pathologically jealous, and she knows it all too well. Yet, she can't seem to conquer the obsessions that control her life and consume her thoughts. What is real and what is delusion? Who can she trust, and who is playing games with her? Just when she thinks she has hit rock bottom, she hears a song played on the piano by her father, sung by an unknown woman. It turns out rock bottom is still a long way off. Things can always get worse. Why does the singer's voice cause her such torment, just as it does her mother, who is also pathologically jealous? Renáta finally learns about the drama that unfolded between her parents more than twenty years ago and how it connects to her own experiences and behaviour. But her own drama is only just beginning. What is a pathologically jealous person capable of when their obsessions take over?