This film keeps you tense throughout. Missing from the film was any referral for psychotherapy for Alice or her family. A young art student is having an affair with a married cardiologist whose wife is pregnant. The Lodger: Director David Ondaatje‘s debut is loosely adapted from Hitchcock’s 1927 silent film about a ‘Jack The Ripper’ copycat killer. CIA Agents Palmer and Gagano are tasked with the mission of destroying a computer virus called "Soviet Union". And I thought of the harrowing documentary that Dr. Peterson recommended recently, 'Crumb.' My favorite is Toby, the self-proclaimed nerd (pronounced “nyerd”) who is autistic. Note the role of passivity (aka Eve White) as an adaptive strategy for coping with her husband. How do you interpret the ending?Autobiographical story of former Hollywood screenwriter, Jerry Stahl, and his struggles with drug addiction. Cute flick.This is not a well-known film and was not a critics’ favorite; however, I enjoyed it and believe that in its short 76 minutes it gives plenty of material to digest. Our figurine sized supermen hero embarks on an epic surreal journey that will take him across the Ethiopian post apocalyptic landscape in search of a way to get on the hovering spacecraft that for years has become a landmark in the skies. What about a classical conditioning paradigm for the fear of the color red and thunderstorms? Ondaatje gives The Lodger a routinely modern twist by throws plenty of false climaxes, both run-of-the-mill and unexpected, at us. and dysfunctional family history. See my Two girls share a rich fantasy life. The myriad but similar outcomes of these men, who have been destroyed by the Oedipal mother who devours her children in the name of protecting them, is fascinating. Revolution #9 would make for a great start of a series of schizophrenia films, depicting various stages of the disorder, followed by Pi (untreated severe psychosis), Clean, Shaven (managed psychosis), and Spider chronic disability. Good movie, watched it stoned with my roommate, blew our minds. The two oddball uncles (one’s paranoid, one’s a hoarder) come through for the boy with some remarkable insights and wisdom.Biography of Vincent Van Gogh and his brother who supported him. This forum is dedicated to the work associated with Dr. Jordan Peterson: a public intellectual, clinical psychologist, and professor of psychology at the University of Toronto.Looks like you're using new Reddit on an old browser.

The director's short with the same actor was in competition in Locarno, CRUMBS had a WP in Rotterdam Bright Futures. The beautiful cinematography helped keep me calm.Australian film about a troubled 7-year-old girl who becomes mute in reaction to her divorcing parents’ fighting. Sherry struggles with her re-entry into society and into her child’s life, expecting the “quick fix” she could get from drug use. Much like a lighter version of “Crash.” The intertwining of lives and various conflicts allow for discussion of biases and “us” versus “them” mentalities. R. Crumb was horrified by the result, but it's endlessly fascinating. The movie chronicles Crumb's career, highlighting his creations "Portraits emerge as well of older brother Charles, who committed suicide before the film was released,Robert Crumb initially did not want to make the film, but eventually agreed. Is this a social commentary about the relative social positioning of pedophiles in a biased society, even if white? It is based on the book by the adopted daughter of famed movie star, Joan Crawford and chronicles the actress’s abusive behavior and mental illness. Some reviewers saw him as a negative character – I disagree and found him to be as supportive as he could be, while recognizing his son’s failings.Cute movie with Richard Dreyfuss as the competent (or burned out?) The film is a classic tearjerker. Consider the etiologies and why The Three Faces of Eve did not spark the boom of MPD diagnoses that followed Sybil. Glenn Close as the spurned “flingee.” Get out the Borderline Personality Disorder criteria…A weekend getaway takes a horrific turn as the main character’s husband dies from a sudden heart attack while she is handcuffed to a bed. This forced intimacy (he helps her with the bedpan, dressing, showering) leads to Oedipal situations. My favorite lines are Elwood’s quoting his mother: “In this world, Elwood, you must be oh-so-smart or oh-so-pleasant,” and his conclusion, “Well, for years I was smart; I recommend pleasant.” Is it a personality disorder to be too nice, too polite?

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