The Wolf Man
The son of a wealthy Russian landowner is suffering from fears and phobias. Freud's treatment focuses on a dream his patient had as a young child: a dream of white wolves.
Deborah Levy's dramatisation of Sigmund Freud's iconic case study 'The Wolf Man- The History of an Infantile Neurosis' translated by Louise Adey Huish.
It is 1910 when the depressed son of a wealthy Russian landowner arrives in Vienna. Sergei Pankejeff, 24 years old, is suffering from debilitating fears and phobias. Freud's treatment of Pankejeff is centred around an enigmatic dream his patient had as a very young child; a dream of white wolves. Freud invites Sergei to return to his childhood as a means of understanding his current depression. Analysing the child inside the man Freud unlocks the meaning of the wolves that haunt Sergei's dreams
Directed by Nadia Molinari.
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Credits
| Role | Contributor |
|---|---|
| Freud | Robert Glenister |
| Sergei Pankejeff (80) | Andrew Sachs |
| Sergei Pankejeff (23) | Blake Ritson |
| Sergei Pankejeff (10) | Ted Allpress |
| Father | Alun Raglan |
| Fencing Master | Alun Raglan |
| Mother | Susie Riddell |
| Anna | Amelia Clarkson |
| Nanja | Elaine Claxton |
| Tailor | Simon Bubb |
| Director | Nadia Molinari |
Broadcast
- Fri 31 Aug 2012 21:00成人快手 Radio 4