Lovesick (1983)
Imagine a romantic comedy where the ghost of Sigmund Freud dispenses chaotic, anachronistic advice to a married psychiatrist who has fallen for his own patient. This is *Lovesick*, a witty and surprisingly tender exploration of desire, duty, and self-deception. It appeals to anyone who enjoys sophisticated humor with a touch of the supernatural, blending intellectual sparring with genuine emotional stakes. The central love triangle—between the doctor, his patient, and his conflicted conscience—creates a delicious tension. You’ll find yourself rooting for a man whose therapist is a dead legend, making this a perfect watch for those who love clever, heartfelt stories about the messy business of the heart.
