Movie about Carl Jung & Freud

I'm nerdily excited that there's a movie about Carl Jung coming out later this year. I doubt Psychological Types will play a role in it though

It's called A Dangerous Method, and according to IMDB:
A look at how the intense relationship between Carl Jung and Sigmund Freud gives birth to psychoanalysis.

Wikipedia:
Set on the eve of the World War I, A Dangerous Method is based on the turbulent relationships between fledgling psychiatrist Carl Jung, his mentor Sigmund Freud, and Sabina Spielrein, the troubled but beautiful young woman who comes between them.

The director is perfect for this, too. A lot of people don't like his movies, but I think it's because they focus on the actual events happening in the movie, rather than the emotional reality of the characters that experience it.

Seen as a progression of events A History of Violence will leave you wanting.
Seeing it as a progression of emotional states, it's perfect.

The actors are top notch... and it looks like they're going to deal with the shadow...

Yeah, I'm very excited about this movie, too :)

Trailer here, btw:

I got all excited thinking it was going to be a comprehensive documentary, but then was thoroughly disappointed when the trailer revealed it to be a drama. :(

Originally Posted by SuburbanLurker

I got all excited thinking it was going to be a comprehensive documentary, but then was thoroughly disappointed when the trailer revealed it to be a drama. :(

My thoughts were the opposite, though I might not have minded a documentary.

I want to see this when it comes out to the indie theater I frequent. It looks good from what I've seen. People are cynical about it tho, due to Keira Knightly being in it (I love Keira too! Hmph). I wonder what Keira's personality type was in the movie?

This looks badass. When does it come out?

It looks like it's set to open this January.