Freud's Last Session

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Based on the best-selling book "The Problem of God" by Harvard University Ph.D. Armand Nicholi, the story tells of the late years of psychoanalyst Sigmund Freud, who invited the relatively unknown young British professor C.S. Lewis to his London home. The two men studied and discussed Freud's recently published book, and as they became more and more interested in the conversation, they exchanged their values on the existence of God, love, sex, and the meaning of life. However, at that time, World War II broke out. As a Jew, Dr. Freud could no longer bear the double blows of cancer and the loss of his loved ones, and he soon passed away. This conversation became Freud's last precious legacy to the world.