PSYCHEFLIX
In-depth psychological analyses of TV and movie characters on PSYCHEFLIX, blending insights from neuroscience, psychiatry, and behavioral science to explore complex personalities and relationships.
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How the Film Explores the Psychological Toll of Witnessing Violence and the Dangers of Compartmentalized Empathy
How a child’s plea reveals the psychological toll of division, the biology of survival, and Rwanda’s journey from trauma to unity
How one father learns to bridge the gap between his world and his son’s
What happens when a person is cut off from everything they know? Nasubi’s 15-month ordeal reveals how isolation reshapes the mind and raises questions about the core of human identity.
Nasubi’s 15-month experience on one of Japan’s most infamous reality shows sparked a global conversation. Was it an innovative social experiment, or did it cross the line into exploitation?
When does perseverance become surrender? Nasubi’s decision to stay—and even repeat—his 15-month ordeal offers a unique look at how the mind clings to purpose in the face of suffering.
How accurate is Four Good Days in portraying the realities of opioid addiction and its devastating impact on families?
Loving a child struggling with addiction means making heartbreaking choices that defy instinct and logic
Nina Sayers’ descent into madness as a reflection of the human search for authenticity
Exploring the drive for self-improvement through a Friends New Year’s scene.
How Buddy’s generosity demonstrates the power of kindness and connection.
Guilt, Trauma, and the Brain’s Way of Protecting Itself
