Elena Mecheva|Psychologist|Psychology and cinema

Psychology and cinema

The various articles in this section are dedicated to the search of intersection points between psychology and cinema.

Some might be more theoretical, others appeared in the spur of the moment, so the style of the texts might not be clearly defined yet.

But it's a great effort, directed more toward the creative process than toward some polished idea.

No country for old men

Surprisingly enough, this isn’t going to be a movie analysis about a sadistic hitman; as one might expect when it comes to the movie mentioned, and the author’s expertise in the depth of the human soul. My interpretation takes another turn.

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Nosferatu - beyond terror

Eggers’ ‘Nosferatu’ is hauntingly beautiful. The director’s signature style is evident from the very first frame to the last; yet, beyond being distinctive and recognizable, he brings something extra in this work...

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Born to laugh

The day after I saw the movie, I sat in front of my phone in a jam. My impressions did not leave me, and I could not think of anything that sounded credible to me, nothing convincing to recreate them. Such was my post that day: "I don't know what to write...".

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