TOC TOC 2008
Join a group of six patients with obsessive-compulsive disorder as they navigate chaotic yet hilarious group therapy sessions led by a therapist who never shows up.
Director: Laurent Baffie
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is TOC TOC (2008) about?
*TOC TOC* follows six strangers with obsessive-compulsive disorder who gather for a therapy session that never starts—because their therapist is a no-show. Trapped in a waiting room together, their quirks and compulsions clash in increasingly chaotic ways, leading to a series of laugh-out-loud mishaps.
Who directed TOC TOC?
Laurent Baffie directed *TOC TOC* (2008), bringing his signature blend of absurdist humor and sharp observational comedy to this unconventional therapy session gone wrong.
Who stars in TOC TOC?
The film features Daniel Russo, Bernard Dhéran, Claire Maurier, Françoise Pinkwasser, Zoé Nonn, and Yvon Martin as the six patients navigating their shared neuroses.
Is TOC TOC (2008) worth watching?
If you enjoy lighthearted comedies with a twist on mental health tropes, *TOC TOC* delivers plenty of laughs. The film's premise is simple but effective, and the ensemble cast's performances keep the energy high throughout its 110 minutes. It's a breezy watch with heart and humor.
How long is TOC TOC?
*TOC TOC* runs for 110 minutes.
About TOC TOC (2008) — Inside the Madcap Therapy Chaos Everyone Can Relate To
Join a group of six patients with obsessive-compulsive disorder as they navigate chaotic yet hilarious group therapy sessions led by a therapist who never shows up. Laurent Baffie's 2008 French comedy dives into the absurdity of everyday rituals, where quirky compulsions collide in a whirlwind of tick-tock chaos. With each character's quirks escalating to breaking point, the film brims with slapstick humor and sharp social satire, capturing the quirky charm of human eccentricities.
Set against the backdrop of a waiting room that doubles as a pressure cooker of neuroses, *TOC TOC* blends witty dialogue with physical comedy, painting a vivid portrait of modern anxieties. The ensemble cast shines as their compulsions spiral into comedic gold, making this 110-minute romp a delightful escape into the lighter side of mental health tropes.