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Lately, I rarely go to the cinema to see a movie.
I happened to ask a friend, "Is there any movie that looks interesting?" I asked him.
I was told about this work.
It had just been released, so I went immediately!
The latest film by David Cronenberg,"Dangerous Methods."It is!
Two great psychologists, Carl G. Jung and Sigmund Freud
And Zabina, a former patient and mistress of Jung's, is a story based on historical facts.
Directed by Cronenbergis a visual, sloppy, fetishistic cult film,
I was surprised to find that it was an ultra-orthodox and solid film.
His mastery of observing people's inner lives is alive and well, or rather, evolving even further,
By expressing a story that tends to be portrayed emotionally in words rather than images.
Instead, it was a deeply interesting film that highlighted the emotional movement!
The content is quite factual, and the artwork seems to have been carefully period-inspected.
The film's realistic production makes the essence of the film stand out even more. The actors look just like themselves, which is surprising.
Michael Fassbender's classic outfit as Jung is horevole...
After all, foreigners look too cool in suits!
Viggo Mortensen was a little too big for Freud, but his fatherly presence was overwhelming. I thought Viggo Mortensen was a bit too big for Freud, but his fatherly presence was overwhelming.
Keira Knightley's performance as Zabina, which had been talked about even before the film's release, was so amazing that I almost laughed during the film... (laughs)
Vincent Cassel (Black Swan) also appears as a weird hedonist.
Great casting!
I had always been interested in Jung and had read some of his books.
I think it might have been more interesting to watch the episodes that I knew.
Even if you are not familiar with Jung or Freud, you can enjoy this film as a story about the human mind.
Jung's line at the end was so profound, it made me cry...
To find out what the lines are, please see the movie in the cinema!
A Dangerous Method
Director: David Cronenberg
Published on October 27, 2012
Kanto area: TOHO Cinemas Shante, Bunkamura Le Cinema, etc.
