“Imagination reveals to us, in the form of a more or less
Striking analogy, what is the process of becoming.”
—C.G. Jung, CW 7
C.G. Jung appreciated what films were able to present to the viewer, particularly in the conjunction between imagery and dialogue. It was apparent to him that cinema could provide a “Temenos,” or womb-like container, in a dark space where the unconscious could be aroused and the psyche could potentially be projected into consciousness. Like Jungian analysis, ... Read More
