Arthur Janov's Primal Therapy

The film is a 45-minute exploration of Arthur Janov's therapeutic methods and the influential figures surrounding him. It presents an associative view of Janov's life, highlighting his belief that it's never too late to reclaim a happy childhood.

With a focus on key concepts from psychotherapy, including references to Sigmund Freud, the documentary offers insights into Janov's approach. The film features notable appearances by John Lennon and Ken Kesey, both of whom reflect the cultural zeitgeist of the era.

As a blend of drama and documentary, Arthur Janov's Primal Therapy appeals to those interested in psychological theories and the evolution of therapy practices. Collectors of documentary films or those with an interest in psychotherapy will find this film a significant addition to their library.