Freud's Last Session

Set against the backdrop of September 3, 1939, Freud's Last Session delves into a monumental discussion between two intellectual giants of the twentieth century. The film weaves historical fiction with themes of belief in God and psychiatry, reflecting on the existential questions faced during a turbulent time in history.

With a runtime of 109 minutes, this independent film captures the tension of the era and the personal conflicts of its characters. The narrative explores the intersection of their lives through a blend of past experiences, current beliefs, and imaginative scenarios, all within the confines of Freud’s study.

Collectors will find this DVD release of Freud's Last Session an intriguing addition, especially those interested in historical figures and the complex interplay of faith and reason during World War II. The film's focus on a true story adds a layer of depth, making it a compelling piece for drama enthusiasts.