Vygotsky (2026)

Moscow, 1934. As his final days draw near and at the urging of those closest to him, Lev Vygotsky reluctantly sits for a series of psychoanalytic meetings with Sabine Spielrein—the formidable grande dame of global psychology and a protégée of both Freud and Jung. Despite their fundamentally opposed perspectives, these two towering intellectuals wrestle with the era’s most urgent riddle: can a method truly exist to forge a “new kind of human being”?