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Animation. This short film depicts the reasons for the feud between French writers and philosophers Jean-Paul Sartre and Albert Camus. The disagreement was prompted by the publication of Camus’ 1951 work...
Not long after the start of the 20th century, playwrights, influenced by the horrors of war, began to experiment with theatre in a way which depicted many of the long held historical, social and cultural...
The film explores the concepts of determinism and free will, the implications of the problem of free will for moral responsibility, and some attempts to solve this problem. Uses a fictional minimalist lab in...
The series addresses great questions philosophers have pursued down the ages, showing the diverse ways varous philsophers have approached each question. Aims to encourage the development of critical thinking...
This film about Danish philosopher Søren Kierkegaard (1813 - 1855) features experts Paul Müller, Johannes Møllehave, Joakim Garff, Niels Barfoed, Jørgen Carlsen and Ole Morsing speaking about five major...
Shows why existence precedes essence and offers the beginner a basic understanding of the revolt agains the absurd. Asks what is reality? Do objects have being in themselves? Are humans sophisticated...
Documentary film by Max Cacopardo, made with Madeleine Gobeil and Claude Lanzmann in 1967, for Canadian television, featuring interviews with Simone de Beauvoir and Jean-Paul Sartre.
This adaptation of the celebrated short story by Ernest Hemingway, about a man calmly waiting for the hitmen sent to assassinate him, is now considered a noir classic for its chiaroscuro cinematography,...
Existential psychologist Rollo May discusses his theory of the human condition, proposing that happiness results from an appreciation of life’s painful realities rather than from shallow positive thinking.
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