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Sigmund Freud: Analysis of a Mind (1996)
Sigmund Freud's revolutionary ideas transformed our conception of the mind. Yet, fears and obsessions wracked the father of psychoanalysis. His theories continue to inspire debate, even as the discipline he invented drifts farther from his work. Through personal letters, diaries and interviews with biographers, psychiatrists and Freud's grandchildren, this documentary explores the life of the man who was once derided as the doctor of love.
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Sigmund Freud's revolutionary ideas transformed our conception of the mind. Yet, fears and obsessions wracked the father of psychoanalysis. His theories continue to inspire debate, even as the discipline he invented drifts farther from his work. Through personal letters, diaries and interviews with biographers, psychiatrists and Freud's grandchildren, this documentary explores the life of the man who was once derided as the doctor of love.
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Genre:Documentary
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In Theaters:8/9/1996
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:A+E Studios
Cast
Director
Sigmund Freud
Self (archive footage)
Joe Aguayo
Self - Psychologist, Historian
Harold P. Blum
Self - Executive Director, The Sigmund Freud Archives
Leo Rangell
Self - Psychoanalyst
Judith M. Hughes
Self - Author
Morton Hunt
Self - Author
Walter Freud
Self - Sigmund Freud's Grandson
Sophie Freud
Self - Sigmund Freud's Granddaughter
Gloria Steinem
Self - Author
Anna Freud
Self - Sigmund Freud's Daughter (archive footage)
Martha Freud
Self - Sigmund Freud's Wife (archive footage)
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