"A human being in love, regardless of the exalted state of both his spirit and soul, remains a priest in his robes who has but a dim idea of what it is he's celebrating."--Lou Andreas-Salomé
Lou Andreas-Salomé (1861-1937) was a German novelist and a pioneering psychoanalyst to whom Freud sometimes referred patients. She was also a confidante of Nietzsche and Rilke. A recent film by Cordula Kablitz-Post tells the story of her life; it was released in Europe in 2016 and is now available on BluRay/DVD in Europe and North America and as video-on-demand at Vimeo.
The photo shows Salomé with her husband, Friedrich Carl Andreas, a scholar of Persian literature. The quote comes from Andreas-Salome's memoirs, Looking Back, translated by Breon Mitchell (Paragon House, 1991), p. 148.
The photo shows Salomé with her husband, Friedrich Carl Andreas, a scholar of Persian literature. The quote comes from Andreas-Salome's memoirs, Looking Back, translated by Breon Mitchell (Paragon House, 1991), p. 148.
- VIDEO: My review of the film with an exclusive excerpt
- Reviews from Europe (in English translation)
- A behind-the-scenes look at the production
- Stills and poster for the film
- VIDEO: Watch or download the film at Vimeo
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| Katharina Lorenz is one of four actresses who share the film's title role |
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