Carl G. Jung by Jerome Hill or Lapis Philosophorum

In 1950, Jerome Hill traveled to Zurich aiming to create a documentary about Dr. Carl G. Jung. However, he abandoned the project, feeling Jung was not an ideal subject. Following Hill's death, filmmaker Jonas Mekas took the existing footage and edited it into this documentary. The film serves as an exploration of Jung's character, providing a glimpse into the mind of one of the most significant figures in psychoanalysis.

This documentary is a unique entry into the genre, appealing to those interested in psychology, psychiatry, and the life of Carl G. Jung. The film features insights from both Jung and Hill, showcasing the complexities surrounding Jung's influence and his approach to psychoanalysis. With its concise runtime, the documentary offers a focused look at a pivotal figure in psychological history, making it a thought-provoking watch for enthusiasts of the subject.