The Nazis have invaded Austria and are pursuing the Jews. Sigmund Freud still believes in the future and refuses to leave. But one April afternoon, the Gestapo arrests his daughter Anna and takes her for questioning. Freud is left alone and desperate when, suddenly, an unknown person enters through the window.

Who is he? A madman? A magician? Is this all just a dream? Is he an embodiment of our perception of Freud's subconscious? Or is he indeed, as he claims, God himself?

This is a work that is unique in its theme, writing, and style. Fiction intertwined with true events from the life of the father of psychoanalysis merge in The Visitor, allowing the author to engage with the mysteries of human nature, as well as the great ideological and metaphysical questions of existence.