When Nietzsche Wept (Когато Ницше плака) | Full Drama Movie | WORLD MOVIE CENTRAL

Viennese doctor Josef Breuer meets with philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche to help him deal with his despair.
2007 | Stars: Ben Cross, Armand, Assante, Joanna Pacula | Director: Pinchas Perry | Writers: Pinchas PerryIrvin D. Yalom(novel)
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[@esmaeldiyali5855]

Whoever watches this wonderful movie will be a truth seeker, lover of wisdom, and metaphorical things....he/she will change their perspectives and assumptions concerning life and will strive to find a different living style..an extraordinary being to attain enlightenment and assurance and meaning to life!

[@gaurangjaiswal1372]

Or just bored to death and saw a reel on Instagram about this movie and found it interesting 😂😂😂

[@friedrichnietzsche7376]

That's what I've been saying.

[@AdnanAli-et8dj]

Absolutely right 👍

[@E-BRYMO]

Approved

[@anuraggoyal8388]

Or it’s just you validating yourself?

[@comegetzome]

The dialogue was honestly the best thing about this movie. You could poke fun at the cinematography, & some of the acting too. But what they’re saying, what’s being said, & what is meant to be said… those are the bits of this movie that are absolutely precious.

[@ginomazzei1076]

Go read Nietzsche’s books Lazy millennial

[@lutharshad]

"It is not death that a man should fear, but he should fear never beginning to live" Marcus Aurelius

[@yogendrakawadkar3937]

We are more in love with the Desires than the Desired ones.

[@haamid1629]

"Sometimes people don't want to hear the truth, because they don't want their illusions destroyed " Fredrick neichze.

[@ScreamingReel500]

Yeah! He couldn't handle the truth and went mad, flipped flopped to his own whims.

[@haamid1629]

@@ScreamingReel500 😊 you are?

[@ScreamingReel500]

@@haamid1629 it's just in your brain.

[@haamid1629]

@@ScreamingReel500 yeah

[@HladniSjeverniVjetar]

The greatest of minds of men are not aware how much power women have over them and can shatter them beyond repair with on a whim.

[@user-od5fh3gn4d]

Hard for a man to keep his wits when he wants to dip his wick into every female on earth.

[@tonmoysarkar7814]

"He ( nietzsche) maybe greatest psychologist ever lived on earth " perfectly said 😇

[@KinleyDNamgyel9]

To all who seek freedom, I hope you find it. As Nietzche and Breuer had their last hug, I realized the warmest of embraces carries the saddest of stories. Truly a classic. 😁

[@bobom9141]

"We must die at the right time. Death only loses its terror when one has consummated one's life." - Nietzsche

[@goodsedge1910]

This movie taught us to get out of our fears , anxieties and make yourself free of worries .... Losen your burden

[@leki4916]

I'm very grateful that you uploaded this, it's hard to find in the internet.

[@ryokan9120]

Enjoy it while it lasts. I'm sure sooner or later youtube will remove this under copyright laws.

[@Squashmalio]

If you don't get hung up on historical accuracy then this movie was amazing. The goal wasn't to make a documentary, it was to create impactful fiction inspired by a few historical figures, and it did that perfectly. I'm sure the writer is quite aware of their own artistic liberties and had their reasons for taking them.

[@ClarkHathaway3238]

I think it gets Nietzsche dead wrong which is more frustrating than anything else

[@dbuck1964]

It was written by the well known psychologist Irvin Yalom, someone who knows the character details at some depth.

[@englishlanguageandliteratu6833]

This movie has changed my view about the immortal Nietzsche. His flesh was subject to decay but his mind and thoughts within that mind of his will continue to live on in the minds of those coming.

[@joelmaskell4936]

Well, that was by far better then anything you'd find on Netflix! I didn't know this existed, so awesome to see Neitzche come to life, and to understand a bit of his life!

[@ClarkHathaway3238]

It gets him totally wrong

[@Jesusisthelordandsavior]

​@@ClarkHathaway3238it is often the greatest critiques who miss the greatest of points

[@Chimera_166]

My philosophy professor recommended i watch this masterpiece, and I'm glad i did.

[@RahulSrivastav844]

Nietzsche is the most important person of my life.. Thanks for this.

[@tri.man.3]

Could this make Nietzsche your Bertha ? As he is not directly real in your own life? you don't have to take this too seriously, its for my own sake if anything.

[@andrewwilson711]

Nietzsche was so far ahead of his time other worldly

[@diwakarsingh5550]

read osho just a suggestion : )

[@3rdvoidmen594]

@@diwakarsingh5550 nah...Osho is nowhere near Nietzsche

[@Chimera_166]

That's the issue with society. We've so many people ahead of our time but society restrains their potential by forcing current normalities upon them.

[@rasulrukh2907]

@@3rdvoidmen594 such a strong statement, have you read Osho?

[@tonmoysarkar7814]

@@rasulrukh2907 I think he have no idea about osho

[@Ronin3Zero9]

It is the business of the very few to be independent; it is a privilege of the strong. And whoever attempts it, even with the best right, but without being OBLIGED to do so, proves that he is probably not only strong, but also daring beyond measure. He enters into a labyrinth, he multiplies a thousandfold the dangers which life in itself already brings with it; not the least of which is that no one can see how and where he loses his way, becomes isolated, and is torn piecemeal by some minotaur of conscience. Supposing such a one comes to grief, it is so far from the comprehension of men that they neither feel it, nor sympathize with it. And he cannot any longer go back! He cannot even go back again to the sympathy of men! Friedrich Nietzsche,

[@user-so8kx7uj2x]

Don't be so mean. It's not a very rich production, still the acting is perfect. And I love reading Nietzsche, Freud and Yalom. The truth is that the movie is great. The book is just different...we can't make a comparison in my opinion

[@Chimera_166]

It's a small budget movie. It teaches so much about growth, prospective, choices, wisdom, etc. The message behind the movie is phenomenal. I don't care about how bad the acting and cinematography are

[@eastelamonius4001]

Being a Nietzsche admirer finding this movie by the ancient as I did, I can't express enough what a life changing movie it is. Excellent cinematic. Excellent actors and overall movie composition. ❤

[@leslietylersmith430]

I read the book in mid 90's, as did a friend, is even more remarkable in some ways. I believe it's a true story & made me feel so much more intimate with Nietzsche's humanity & vulnerability & opened a window into his inner psyche that surpassed the intense mind of his philosophy & went & bought his autobiography, a very small book. It had a very amusing, satirical, almost cynical description he gave in beginning about why people write books about themselves.

[@leslietylersmith430]

I loved the book & enjoyed the movie, to see enacted what I had imagined. The book was more extraordinary, goes into more depth of Nietzsche's struggle & jealousy over losing Lou Salome, who was quite free spirit, independent, very liberated woman who had relation with both Nietzsche & a best friend of his. Was heartbreaking to feel depth of his loneliness & yet it may have been part of what fertilized his intense depth of thinking & looking at the shams, especially of religious morality he he had disdain for the hypocrisy of. Seeing this movie inspires me to read more of his writings

[@silberlinie]

"When Nietzsche Wept" is a novel written by Irvin D. Yalom, an American psychiatrist and psychotherapist. The book was published in 1992 and is a work of historical fiction that imagines a meeting between the philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche and the physician Josef Breuer in Vienna in 1882. The novel is a blend of philosophy, psychology, and fiction, offering readers a unique exploration of the human mind and the challenges of existence. It's a thought-provoking read for those interested in philosophy, psychology, or historical fiction.

[@laurabernard2094]

Our vibrational levels reach beyond…

[@silberlinie]

I watched your guitar playing video. What kond of chaos are you showing? Is this a reproduction of your inner state? Is this some cosmic joke? Or a more cosmic seriousness? I myself am a Nitschean and have his works and read them. I can read and feel and understand them because I'm German. What are you? Who are you? And the last remark: why are you?

[@davidreynolds2601]

I'm glad I was recommended this movie. Reminds me what we see in others. It's in ourselves that we don't see

[@mysticfidah1563]

That's how my philosophical quest ended for today (25april 2022) Maybe I'll come here after couple of days/months/yrs. Who knows good bye nietzche

[@ayanshkumar277]

It's a part of life that shows even the greatest minds ask small things and admiration. That s why language of love and gesture is great

[@fouadt23]

Feeling thirsty for more of Nietzsche’s wise words. I wish to find more similar movies about great thinkers and philosophers

[@r3alsenshi]

Same

[@r3alsenshi]

@@yesskaizuko8710 mind hunter seems interesting. What would you say makes it so special to want to suggest it to others interested in philosophy?

[@robustdudes5197]

Watch The man from earth, my dinner with andre

[@mastercheif878]

Maybe bother with reading his books???

[@fouadt23]

@@mastercheif878 Inam indeed. But not easy to comprehend!

[@abdeslamsahraoui2621]

✨Living safely is dangerous✨

[@pipilipi7627]

After reading the book of Irvin Yalom I was really excited to see the movie. But as always the movie doesn't come near the feeling the book gives to you. Some of the dialogues are taken out of the context giving you the wrong idea. Many scenes are somewhat rushed and incoherent. Something positive about this movie is the actor who played Nietzsche. He did a great job.

[@gustavonava7776]

Yeah!!! It's always sepurior in our minds!

[@markwilliams3174]

Anything with Katherine "Lagertha" Viking Queen Wimmick is definitely worth watching. I found the movie touching. Philosophers often get stuck in abstract thought & struggle to function in the here and now. It's touching that philosophy introduces individual human day-to-day struggles like heart-break, relationship breakdown and passionate desire.

[@jaro551]

I liked the movie. I see many negative comments, but if you don't focus so much on picking out all the negative aspects of the movie you might be able to enjoy things a bit more :)

[@BaldwinFanonGarveyTureShakurX]

If they didn't focus on negatives their lives would have no meaning. Lol

[@rutbrea8796]

Fantastic actors and theme. No one makes movies like this anymore. Thank you for sharing.

[@AdarshRaj-nw3yj]

This movie is too bad that it's good. Fine acting and dialogues, but terrible Direction and Editing. It's going to one of my guilty pleasures to watch it once in a while.

[@s.o.4339]

Yes, it is a proof that passionate acting and a good narrative can survive even a rather incompetent directing. Whereas good directing can barely save a bad script and acting.

[@onehappiness]

Armand Assante has the gravitas to pull of playing Nietzsche but this depiction of him is at best a caricature.

[@drayboytvl3317]

I'm not a movie critic but... Great movie. The acting was spot on.

[@gunnerp]

An amazing movie giving a glimpse of Neitsche's life alongside Breuer and Freud.

[@ClarkHathaway3238]

This is pure fiction, just fyi

[@oussamasaci]

Amazing. Beautiful. Simple. Thank you!

[@guitaoist]

Besides the graphics, the dialogue is great between these guys and i like it more than i thought. Btw, 1844 happened to be the year that 5 religions said a Messiah would return, have a nice day

[@biggiecheese8858]

Which religions?

[@guitaoist]

@@biggiecheese8858 Christians said Jesus would return a week after Nietzsches birth on 10/22/1844 with Daniel 8:14’s 2300 year prophecy that began 457 bc, ironically this was dubbed “The Great Disappointment”, even though it came true.. Quetzalcoatl was to return during the 13th cycle of the Toltec calendar the 1st of which started 1168ad, the last 13th cycle was from 1844-1896. And ofcourse Zarathustra himself was to return 3000 years after his departure, and since some scholars believe he died around the 1100’s bc then 3000 years after would be the 1800’s. Oh and the bahai prophecy was in 1844 as well.

[@ulukhagra2466]

never I have I seen something this beautiful

[@rebeccaLV]

wow, that's real movie making! a precious monument to life

[@Exprealtyagent]

Thank you! Sharing it with others.

[@climbingtogether]

one of greatest PHILOSOPHERS born on planet.

[@ScreamingReel500]

Maybe Buddha not Nietzche. He just said the opposite and sugar coated it. They used a lot of vague language, such as morality, which is the distinction between right and wrong. The Russian girl who said without God then everything is permitted. This vague language and the demonic idea give ways to many iniquities. As long as you don't get caught everything is permitted is kind of his ideology and philosophy. The end justifies the means is the way of the Freemason. Same old same old. Philosophy is the reasoning, the rational of the mind. Everyone is a philosopher because everyone is reasoning and thinking. There are many accounts of how the existence come to be, but no one can dismiss that the orderly instruction is always the objectivity. The higher order gives instructions to the lower order. It had never been the other way around. That is how computer is also designed by orderly instruction by a person or team who knows exactly what to instruct, not random programs gathered and became a foundation. A dude who rants a lot is a great philosophy because he is constantly reasoning and arguing running circles in his mind. They get loud when alcohol is taken. Ask him to sneak up to himself may make him think harder and get even more crazed. They are neurotic.

[@fuxuro764]

The best breakup movie no one knows about.

[@victorzechariahachi4334]

I thoroughly enjoyed every moment of the movie. It could have been improved, but it is still golden; the entire cast brought the story to life. I noticed that the movie deviated slightly from the book, but that didn't diminish my enjoyment.

[@ohmindgobeyondyourlimitedp3846]

When Nietzsche Wept: An intellectual and psychological thriller - excellent film worth every thought and reflection on your life which it unleashes.

[@sumitrashankarchamoli8547]

A great movie of one of the greatest thinker"s"

[@milankarki5875]

All great personalities were main characters and dialogue are amazing. such a great movie.

[@davidkaplan1805]

Excellent movie! Great acting,lovely plot and beautiful cinimatography. I keep on coming to this movie often. Ben Cross and Amand Assante are great,and so are all the actors

[@yvesmoulart6752]

Grandiose l'interprétation de Assante dans le rôle de Nietzsche - le plus grand philosophe de tous les temps.

[@SteelSparrow5]

This is THE Most Wonderful and Important film... Filled with Poignant, Human Truths and Speaks Directly to Life's Most Troubling Conundrums..j

[@dolreichmawlong4634]

Thanks for uploading. It was worth the watch.

[@shay6953]

the amount of thought this movie induces is incredible....i dont know if its a good idea to have words to express what i feel or is it bette regarded as the emotion itself. cz in the end you never know if someome else feels the same thing the same way...love the movie

[@GarrettBodman]

Wow... what a great film. Enjoyed it so much!

[@ltgood]

I really enjoyed that movie, and that’s exactly how I imagined the man Nietzsche might be like.

[@Rhea303]

Wonderful .. thank you .. 🙏

[@avius2687]

Finally found my favorite movie.

[@tiamatxvxianash9202]

What a golden find this was. Nietzsche, one of my own personal patron saints of the human journey; brought to life with historic figures of importance like Breuer and Freud. Thinkers and doctors that in their day reached a zenith of discovery into the mind of man and woman. Yet while their legacies of thought and findings remain in the shadows of public domain discussions, they'll nevertheless be the eternal originals who were correct in what they brought forth; mustaches and all.

[@Joe-kn3wt]

What a beautifully made film for a beautiful soul..

[@earl236]

I feel so lost but I've also gained so much thank you.

[@Chimera_166]

You're never lost.

[@dawn670]

Great thinkers choose their own company ❤

[@regisbritto2607]

❤😂❤ WOW 😳 YES 🙏 AMEN 💖 NO company at ALL ❤️😊

[@cannad6367]

It's a wonderful movie.

[@alisyd5645]

Armand Assante is always brilliant ❤🎉🎉🎉

[@adnanhaider240]

Marvellous movie that I've watched on KZbin so far. Amazing

[@mysticfidah1563]

Same

[@theodrostessema6214]

It's beyond words.Thanks a lot .

[@terrymcanalen3031]

I read the book about 20 years ago I've still got my copy of it. I didn't know that it was made into a movie, until I found it on my KZbin home feed just now 🙂

[@alien8180]

Dr. Breuer's dreams are fascinating.

[@kadressmoothoosamy5490]

A classical film of philosophy for future generation .Hat's off .

[@Dhhcnkk]

Brilliant work

[@jontysdriver]

What a time to be alive, what a time to die ❤

[@rdallas81]

What a time to be contrived, what a night in which to shine.

[@idowu6389]

Dont know what you lots are on about. I enjoyed this movie and I plan to watch it again. Thanks to the great actors

[@maxback4053]

A happy ending on a very complicated reality. Interesting to see legends in movies.

[@katersization]

I loved this!

[@mikibellomillo]

thanks for recommending this to my homepage KZbin 😂❤

[@coleride]

Nietzsche was in his late 20s and 30s during these supposed events. He wasn't mopey, he had plenty of friends, his lectures were not sparsely attended, he did not preach about god being dead, he taught ancient languages and culture

[@andyroobrick-a-brack9355]

People have a romanticized view of Nietzsche, when he was just, well, a human being with amazing ideas that resonated with people. To my knowledge , as well, he was said to be very polite and nice as well, which contrasted his boisterous and idealistic beliefs and writings. His life wasn't all tragedy, he clearly had enough good experiences to be so affirming of it in the first place.

[@dragongirlguitar]

Yeah….. the guy was an excellent Calvert soldier. He fell from a horse and become severely Injured. Then he was a military nurse. A genius. Later in he hiked everyday and wrote books that no doubt have not had half of their impact truly felt yet. He was also an excellent musician. A gifted composer. Nowhere near Wagners level or anything like that, but he was good. Many of the things people say about this man ignore his actual life, or is just straight up false.

[@juxyclips671]

When fritz said - "I hate women with lips" Metaporphically He doesn't like women who talk

[@ghalibelkoura]

Or, as all women have lips, he hates all women (as the only one he loved he started hating).

[@Stankful]

Lol I just noticed the film is filmed in Russe, Bulgaria, where I live. just saw the part where it says Vienna. It's actually the center of Russe. Anyway such a coincidence, I'm blown away 😅

[@plazzmata]

Hahaha same!!! Paused on the first frame and thought hmm, that looks familiar. Now that I think of it, I remember when I was young I ran into a movie shoot in the exact same place with a friend of mine. This must have been what they were shooting. Insane lore lol

[@c12ors]

Great film 🎥

[@KhayalNajafAZE]

Filmi keyfiyyətli şəkildə paylaşdığınız üçün təşəkkürlər.

[@yvesmoulart6752]

Armand Assante dans le rôle de Nietzsche - acteur formidable

[@abovebelow_ofc]

This movie is about meaning not quality of acting or cinematography...

[@dolltall]

My favorite EVERYTHING

[@sayantanmondal2403]

Great movie.

[@darinkofranjicic4340]

It's truly amazing movie 😢

[@AdnanKhan-jv8kw]

Great movie

[@sandeepmahato3106]

Amazing

[@sepassrow]

Thanks❤❤❤❤❤😊😊

[@kennethlalla1779]

Great film.

[@mahmoudselim8357]

Thank you 🙏

[@yassinemoukrim1799]

In order to live strong you must think your root to nothingness but learn to face your longliness

[@floradouglas2611]

This is a good one❤

[@miyamotomusashi5170]

Great work🎉❤

[@meljc2823]

Beutiful movie, 😥😔🙏🏼✨✨✨ Made me think of my darling dad in heaven 💗

[@gustavonava7776]

I wish to know German just to listen to Nietzshe as direct as possible?

[@theresafp8713]

I have not seen a movie this good in a long time.

[@YourDoctor247]

Brilliant minds,yet in such agony!...surely that which is the truth should bring peace.

[@Coderama]

Amazing movie

[@ohmindgobeyondyourlimitedp3846]

I agree with you, @ginomazzei, that the movie is "too perfect". Indeed, the grey and the grit of real life is missing. But, the learning process depicted about the therapeutic effect of recalling traumatic or deep and unsettling memories, in order to discover one's free choices in life and reconcile with the past, is well presented in this movie - the start of psychotherapy was then a revolutionary idea.

[@r3alsenshi]

Great video. Just image if Hollywood work on something like. Perhaps a two to three hours length in depth movie. This also depends on what the people want to see so on the other hand I truly understand.

[@shuvockz9655]

This is best

[@wisdomandmotivation51]

What a master piece of art. I did truly enjoy it. Thank you.

[@z63615]

"Be that as it may, I was not a burden to you; but crafty as I am, I caught you by trickery."

[@Boubaker_elbikam]

That speak Nietzsche it's beautiful movie

[@tangerinesarebetterthanora7060]

This isn't how I imagined Nietzsche to act. I always imagined him to be more stoic and shy with a good sense of humor and quick wit.

[@user-vj2xt1bl5p]

Without a doubt...I don't know why he behaves differently in this movie

[@rdallas81]

I think he was a low end manic depressive

[@user-kz8ik8cg2c]

enlighten