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The film explores Wilhelm Reich’s work in psychoanalysis and medicine, the film places the scientist in imaginary conversations concerning love, sex and spirituality with contemporary female writers.

Isabel Hahn

Isabel Hahn is an Arts & Culture editor who concentrates in English and Behavioral Decision Sciences. In her free time, she enjoys watching movies, reading, and journaling.

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