Freud's Last Session

Just before the outbreak of World War II, the father of psychology Sigmund Freud and famous writer C.S. Lewis engage in a deep discussion about the existence of God. Freud, who escaped from Vienna under Nazi occupation to London, spends his last days here, visited by Lewis. These two great minds share their perspectives on the existence of God during this visit. Freud's daughter Anna Freud also plays a significant role in the story, providing support to her father and trying to assert her identity and needs. During this extraordinary meeting, both men question their values, beliefs, and thoughts. The film conveys not only the views of these two great minds but also the political and social atmosphere of the period to the audience.

The audience found the film both thought-provoking and emotional. The debate on the existence of God led the viewers to question their own beliefs and values. The film was shown at various festivals and received positive reviews from critics.

The film was shot in London.