It's Friday, and today I recommend a few movies in the "Sick" series. Pro-test looks good. Follow the movies and study psychology :)
and 吾日三省吾身: where is my mind? where is my mind? where is my mind...
1 / clockwork orange
Director, Writer: Stanley Kubrick
Starring: Malcolm McDowell / Patrick Markey
Douban score: 8.4
Release Date: 1971 (New York Premiere)
Allis (Malcolm McDowell) was an innocent teenager whose special preference was to insult women while listening to Beethoven's symphonies, and once he entered a villa and robbed it, maimed its owner, a novelist, and ravaged his wife with special preferences.
Later, for killing a single woman, Alis went to prison and underwent special personality therapy, and after his release, he became completely tired of sexual pleasures.
But when Alis returned home, the crowd around him did not change their old views of him, under the weight of all kinds of discrimination...
When a person cannot choose, he is no longer human. About behavioral therapy, aversion therapy. Is it really "stimulating → reaction", one by one clockwork people?
2 / Warhorse
Directed By: Tony Kayer Steven Spielberg
Writers: Lee Hal / Richard Curtis
Starring: Jeremy Evan / Peter Moulin / Emily Watson
Douban score: 8.0
Release Date: 2011 (USA)
In 1914, in the small town of Devon, the boy Albert (Jeremy Irvine) witnesses the birth of Joey the Foal. At the bazaar, it was frequently priced and eventually acquired by Albert's father, Ted.
Albert and Joey have fun and share with friends. However, the good times did not last long, the landlord came to visit, and Albert, under duress, put a saddle on Joey, forced it to plow the ground, and even used a leather whip, but could not make it submit.
When the Germans attacked, my father was forced to sell his horse to the cavalry. Albert tearfully bids Joey off on an uncertain battlefield.
In the war, Joey's master is constantly changing, from the British captain, the French old farmer and granddaughter, to the German cavalry, but what it really waits for is Albert, can they be reunited...
The flames of war on a horse are floating, and the courage of a horse's existence. It takes courage to live a real life.
3 / Boss pulls over and flashes
Director: Harold Remis
Writers: Harold Remis / Kenneth Lonergan / Peter Toland
Starring: Robert De Niro / Billy Christo
Douban score: 7.3
Release date: 1999
New York underworld boss Paul (Robert De Niro) feels that he has a heart attack, and although the medical report does not show any signs, he still seeks treatment from a divorced psychologist Ben (Billy Crystal).
During the treatment, Paul's gangster style frightened Ben, but this exchange eased his anxiety.
The police discovered the doctor's relationship with the gang and sent him undercover. At the same time, Paul also appointed him as a personal doctor, inseparable. After making a lot of ridiculous jokes, Paul and Ben get some kind of psychological compensation from it...
A story between a big brother in the underworld and a psychiatrist. About brutal analysis, unconscious. Analysis is like love, wanting to be conquered, but knowing that if there is no resistance, it will be looked down upon.
4 / Another woman
Director, Writer: Woody Allen
Starring: Gina Rolands / Mia Farrow
Douban score: 8.2
Release date: 1988
To write, philosophy teacher Marion (Gena Rowlands) rents a studio. One day, A conversation was heard from the exhaust, and it turned out that there was a psychological clinic next door, and under the influence of the ghost, Marion began to eavesdrop on the patient's talk to the doctor. The patient is a woman named Hope (Mia Farrow), and through Hope's confession, Marion falls into deep contemplation.
In the eyes of everyone, Marion is a successful woman with a successful career and a happy marriage, but what kind of emotions and thoughts are suppressed in her heart every day, only she herself knows. Hope's anguished confession evokes her desire to examine herself....
Standing at the crossroads of fifty-year-old life, the confused Marion did not know how to choose.
Perhaps, those mentally ill are the prophets of the times. Everyone is on their way to self-searching:
5 / When Nietzsche wept
Director, Writer: Pinchas Perry
Starring: Jamie Emman / Armand Asante
Douban score: 7.5
Release date: 2007
The film is based on the novel of the same name by psychotherapy best-selling author Owen Yaron, "When Nietzsche Wept".
At the end of the nineteenth century in Vienna, Blair, the forty-year-old medical master, suddenly received an unexpected letter. The sender turned out to be socialite Luth Salome (Katheryn Winnick). Although Suddenly Brehr hesitated, he went to the café as promised.
Salome's purpose was to hope that Breyer could help her close friend, the existentialist master Nietzsche, with a hard-working "sense of pain" that accompanied him every day.
Thus, a psychological treatment that does not know who is the patient and who is the doctor begins...
When the famous doctor meets Superman, aren't Nietzsche and Brehr the brightest stars in each other's night sky?
6 / My beautiful guardian angel
Director: Roberto Faen
Starring: Iain Glen / Emilia Fox
Douban score: 8.1
Release date: 2003
Sabina (Emilia Fox) has been plagued by bipolar disorder since she was a child, and she ends up finding a young doctor named Zu (Ian Gray Iain Glen), a student of the famous psychoanalyst Freud.
During the long treatment, Sabina developed feelings for Zu beyond between doctors and patients, in her heart, Zu is the "guardian angel" she has always longed for, but the truth is that Zu is just an ordinary man with a family, after sweet entanglement and painful entanglement, Sabina left in disgrace, she returned to her hometown....
It turns out that "zu" is "Jung", and it turns out that Jung also has such "empathy" and "don't fall in love".
7 / Perfect Thief
Director: Barry Levinson
Writers: Harley Peyton
Starring: Bruce Willis / Billy Bob Songton
Douban score: 7.6
Release date: 2001
When the Los Angeles police surround Joe (Bruce Willis) and Billy Bob Thornton, who are robbing the bank, and there is no chance to escape, the scenes of their past experiences appear: joe who advocates action and Terry who are chattering are serving their sentences and accidentally escape from prison, and the two find Joey's cousin Harvey to rob the bank in order to make a living.
Soon, the red-haired girl Kate (Cate Blanchett), who was snubbed by her husband, met Terry, unconsciously integrated into Joe's gang and fell in love with Joe, Terry also had a good feeling for Kate, and finally narrowed the distance between the two after clumsy efforts...
The time is always short, and in the constant robbery of the bank, Joe and Terry come to the end of their criminal careers... The film is based on a true story.
Nietzsche said, "If you look into the abyss, the abyss will look at you."
8 / MindCatcher
Director: Gus Van Sant
Writers: Ben Affleck / Matt Damon
Starring: Matt Damon / Robin Williams / Ben Affleck
Douban score: 8.7
Release date: 1997
MIT math professor Rambo unveils a difficult math problem at the table, but is solved by a young cleaner, Will (Matt Dimon). But Will was a problem teenager.
In order to let Will find his goal in life and not waste his mathematical talents, Rambo invited many psychologists to tutor Will, but Will was very resistant, and the experts were helpless. With nothing to do, Rambo turns to his college friend, psychology professor Shane (Robin Williams), hoping to help Will open the atrium.
Through the unremitting efforts of Blue Wave and Shang En, Will gradually opened his heart, and the words of his friend Chuck made him suddenly enlightened.
Williams gives us the perfect demonstration of the 3 elements of counseling: empathy, unconditional positive attention, and sincerity and consistency.
9 / Shining
Directed By: Stanley Kubrick
Writers: Diane Johnson / Stanley Kubrick / Stephen King
Starring: Jack Nicholson / Shelly Duval / Danny Lloyd
Release date: 1980
Jack (Jack Nicholson) is a writer. One winter, he got an errand to watch over the hilltop hotel. There was a secluded place to write, so Jack moved into the hotel with his wife and children.
In winter, the road is closed by heavy snow, and the mountaintop hotel has only Jack's family of three. As soon as they move in, Jack's wife, Wendy (Shelley Duvall), finds the atmosphere strange, and Jack's son Danny (Danny Lloyd) often sees people he doesn't know, but there is no one else here but their family. In addition to Writing all day, Jack's temper has become more and more eccentric.
Until one day, Wendy found that her husband had been writing only one sentence all these days: Jack is crazy!
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10 / Beautiful Mind
Douban score: 8.9
This film is a biographical film about the great mathematician of the 20th century, John Forbes-Nash Jr.
When he was a graduate student, John Forbes-Nash Jr. published the famous game theory, which, although only 26 pages long, had a profound impact on the economic, military and other fields.
But just when Nash was famous internationally, his outstanding intuition was plagued by schizophrenia, but this did not stop him from marching to the highest levels of academia, and with the encouragement and help of his beloved wife, Alicia (Jennifer Connery), he walked slowly, but never stopped, and in the end, with more than a decade of unremitting efforts and tenacious will, he got his wish.
"My quest has taken me through physics, metaphysics, illusions, and back again"... Which are hallucinations, which are dreams, which are real life...
Images, and some of the introduction sources: Douban, unsplash.
Edited again by Lola, more attention is paid to "Huazhang Psychology".
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