Selected Jungian videos
These videos are featured here to highlight Jung’s work from a broader psychological, international and cultural perspective. I hope you can take the time to enjoy some of these, as some are short, while others are full-length documentaries on Jung.
Jung and The Journey to Self Discovery Part 1
This is an excellent introduction to Jung’s work on personality and the collective unconscious.
Video: about 9 minutes
Jung and The Journey to Self Discovery Part 2
This is the conclusion of the documentary introducing Jung’s work on personality, self discovery and collective archetypes.
Video: about 9 minutes
Jung at Bollingen
The first part of this video may be a little abstract, but after the first couple of minutes you will see Jung at his home in Bollingen, outside Zurich, with some footage of him carving the stone shown in the photo on this page.
Jung would have been about 75 years of age when this was filmed in 1950.
Video: about 4 minutes.
The photo below gives a better perspective of the location of Jung’s home.
Jung’s home at Bollingen, seen from the lake. Photo by R Rollfink, 2003
Carl Jung: Sea of Faith
These are two short excerpts from Part 2 of the six-part 1984 BBC documentary series written and presented by Don Cupitt titled Sea of Faith. An interesting and insightful analysis of Jung’s contribution to religion and how it relates to the life of the Unconscious.
Videos: about 9 minutes and 8 minutes
Carl Jung: The Wisdom of the Dream – Vol. 1 A Life of Dreams
Part one of a three-part series produced by PBS on the life and work of Carl Jung.
Video: about 51 minutes
Carl Jung: The Wisdom of the Dream – Vol. 2 Inheritance of Dreams
Part two of a three-part series produced by PBS on the life and work of Carl Jung.
Video: about 51 minutes
Carl Jung: The Wisdom of the Dream – Vol. 3 A World of Dreams
Part three of a three-part series produced by PBS on the life and work of Carl Jung.
Video: about 51 minutes
Face to Face with Carl Jung – Part 1 of 4
An interesting interview featuring insights on Jung’s childhood, youth, and early ideas for a career.
Jung was aged 84 at the time of this series of interviews – around the time he was writing ‘Memories, Dreams, Reflections‘, his famous autobiography.
Video: about 10 minutes
Face to Face with Carl Jung – Part 2 of 4
Here Jung talks about his youth, his early career choices, how he came to psychiatry, how he came to know Freud, and the differences in their approaches.
Video: about 10 minutes
Face to Face with Carl Jung – Part 3 of 4
Here Jung talks about some professional interests, the Freud letters, what he felt Freud disregarded in his approach, and his work on ‘psychological types’.
Video: about 10 minutes
Face to Face with Carl Jung – Part 4 of 4
Jung comments on collective dreams of fear, the psyche and the need for psychological awareness, his relationship with ‘belief’, the unconscious, and humankind’s search for a meaningful life.
Video: about 10 minutes