A Young Man Preoccupied with His Nose (1975)
1975 · Short film · 26 min
Synopsis
Produced by the Department of Mental Health, University of Aberdeen Deals with the psychodynamic analysis of a number of paintings and drawings produced by a nineteen-year-old psychiatric patient during treatment at the Ross Clinic in Aberdeen, Scotland. Analysis of the pictures revealed that for the patient, his nose represented male potency, aggression and destructiveness. J. Birtchnell
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