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When Nietzsche Wept (2007)

Viennese doctor Josef Bruer meets with philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche to help him deal with his despair.

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Andrew M 01 Jul 2008

Great movie if you got a brain and like to use it!

Kevin V 22 May 2009

The story makes a super philosopher seem human, with frailties that we all suffer. It also makes for an interesting story of how psychoanalysis came about. I can imagine that it really did develop this way as Breuer and Feud discovered what worked and what didn't. I liked it a lot, even though I think the book was better.

Billie P 17 Nov 2013

The cinematography is that weird cheap kind that makes the movement of the actors look strange. Nevertheless, Armand Assante plays the heck out of Friedrich Nietzsche and Ben Cross plays what I'd imagine a Josef Breuer would be like. What this movie is, by the way, is a fictionalized account of what would have happened if Breuer, the forerunner to psychoanalysis, and Nietzche met. Even though it never happened, it draws parallels between the goal of psychoanalysis, freeing a patient up to realize what his or her unconscious desires are, and Nietzsche's philosophy, which is something like choosing to live one's life like every day would be repeated, daring to live one's life dangerously and boldly. Not a bad story, and really one of a kind.

Rodrigo P 09 Jun 2008

I didn't get all the way through this, but when a character in a movie about philosophers and psychologists explains their motivations explicitly, I desist in watching that movie. Plus the production values were extremely shoddy, so there wasn't anything interesting to look at.

Alice Y 12 Sep 2008

I really enjoyed this movie very much. True, the characters' motivations and actions are very explicit, and even verbally explained by the characters themselves. Though this takes away from mystery and art of allusion- at the same time, the theories are very well presented. This is not a movie that makes you theorize; it is a movie that presents you with the theories, allowing you to reflect on them with the character's life and... your own life. In the end, you may agree or disagree with what is laid forth... the foundation of psychoanalysis.