In this case, Faenza shot a non Italian film, with a multi national coproduction about a sort of small biography of Carl Jung the famous psychologist who has funded a personal current beside the one developed by Siegmund Freud. Nowadays, any film that enters into the psychoanalysis field and its world should be at least seen. Roberto Faenza has shot a very brave film, brave because shows an argument like this in the today's film panorama should be considered very brave. Craig Ferguson and Caroline Ducey are the researchers that uncovered the facts of Sabina's fate. Iain Glen, the Scottish actor is seen as Dr. No doubt, the creators had the best intentions in mind to present an interesting account about a subject that unfortunately leaves a lot to be explained and the second narrative seems a bit superfluous in our humble opinion. The film presents a good story, but the screenplay does not do justice to the story of Sabina. Faenza contributed to the screenplay which was written in collaboration with about six other writers. Faenza's "According to Pereira" with the great Marcello Mastroianni. We do not know whether the film was shot in Italian, or was conceived just as we watched it on a DVD transfer. Directed by Italian Roberto Faenza with an international cast, we saw an English version of the film.
Mary's research gets to the bottom of the story as she goes to Rostov where the last part of Sabina's life were spent and where she died with the thousands of Jews that lost their lives in the conflict. Those were hard times in the old Soviet Union, but she prevailed in establishing a school that was revolutionary in its own right. Sabina, on the other hand, decided to go back to Moscow where she married and had children. The relationship ended badly as the doctor came to his senses thinking in his family and his standing in the medical community. Jung was married to a cold woman who did not appreciate his work, or at least took no interest in what her husband was trying to accomplish. After successfully treating Sabina, Carl Jung developed a passion for his patient, something that might have been considered as unethical. Marie meets a Scottish scholar, Richard Fraser, who sees in the young woman a determination and resolve to get to know what happened to Sabina. Spielrein's work and her work in the famous White School, that she founded during the Stalinist era. Marie is determined to get to the bottom of Ms. The other one takes us to the present time Russia where a young French woman goes to Moscow to do research on Sabina's case. Basically, Sabina's problems were difficult to detect, although Jung determines to experiment the work he had developed with Freud in order to treat her illness. Having been associated with Sigmund Freud for a while, he was getting known for his work with difficult cases, one of which involved Sabina Spielrein, a Russian young woman, that is brought over to him to see if he can help her. Title (Brazil): "Jornada da Alma" ("Jouney of the Soul")Ĭarl Jung, the Swiss psychiatrist, having decided to go on his own, set his practice treating people according to his own principles. I am not sure whether the screenplay is original, since it recalled me Neil LaBute's "Possession", of the same year, with Gwyneth Paltrow and Aaron Eckhart and showing two parallel in time romances, but anyway watching "Prendimi l'anima" is worthwhile. The direction is excellent and Emilia Fox is fantastic in the role of a crazy patient and obsessive lover.
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In accordance with the DVD, the attractive story is based on true events, and the movie has a wonderful cinematography and costume design. "Prendimi l'anima" is a sensitive and very beautiful romance. Jung is disclosed, in a time of revolution and war. While the researchers read the documents, the romance between Sabina and Dr. Jung (Iain Glen) and later they fall in love for each other and Sabina became his lover. In the beginning of the Twentieth Century, this Russian girl was a patient treated by Dr. In the present days, Maria Spielrein (Caroline Trousselard) and Fraser (Craig Ferguson) are in Russia making a research about the life of Sabina Spielrein (Emilia Fox).
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