Six minutes and nine seconds tells a piece of everyday life of a young woman, in the morning, in her house: the period of time between the moment her husband leaves home to go to work and when the children wake up. It is her time, the long-awaited time to spend with herself, in a very intimate and protected place, the room of the house in which almost always one stands alone: ​​the bathroom. In this time she would like to have coffee, smoke a cigarette in peace, wash herself and get some moisturizer: nothing special. Yet it seems really difficult to be able to do these little things: the others press with their presence - husband, children - and the enemies lurk in the most unsuspected objects.