RX Hollywood

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Exploring the intersection of film and psychology, this work examines how movies from the 1960s and early 1970s depicted therapeutic issues as rooted in communication breakdowns. It highlights the portrayal of individual psychological struggles as reflections of broader social problems, providing insight into the cultural context of the era. Through analysis of key films, the book reveals how cinematic narratives influenced public perceptions of mental health and therapy, emphasizing the social dimensions of personal challenges.