Mirror of shadows (1992)

A chest with a skull on the lid opens.

Portrait of a man with a dissected face.

Human skulls in a reed hut.

A white man comes out of a native hut.

Natives in loincloths carry the head of a buffalo.

The head of a native tribe with iconic sculptures on his back.

The men blow the buffalo horn.

A solemn ceremony honoring the arrival of the guest of honor.

Native tribes in loincloths dance, perform traditional rituals.

The Bollingen Tower, owned by Carl Gustave Jung, a Swiss psychologist and doctor.

The tower is a small castle with several towers, located in the village of Bollingen on the shore of Lake Zurich.

Mandalas made of stone: with a man in the middle, with a bear, with a human face, in the estate of Jung Bollingen.

The chest with the skull on the lid is closing, umbrellas are spinning around.

Antique grandfather clock.

A room furnished in the style of the 18th century.

The room is decorated with wooden panels from the 16th century, with furniture from this era.

A man walking down the stone stairs leading to the basement.

The floor is lined with large stone slabs.

The walls are from the time of the Roman Empire with a cross on the wall and a lattice on the window.

There are two skulls on the floor.

Descent to Lake Zurich.

Paintings from Jung's Red Book: The Ship, the Protective Circle, the Winged defender Phyllimon, the Tree of Life.

Drawings of Jung's patients.

Children are dancing around a tree.

The tribes of the natives perform rituals.

Scientists at the Jung Institute in St.

Petersburg analyze Jung's mandalas and talk about psychological analysis.

Various mandalas and their studies.

The buffalo turns the wheel of the mill.

Native tribes perform national rituals.

Mandalas made of metal with statues.

Huge statues of Buddha made of stone, a Buddhist temple.

Buddhists play musical instruments and read Buddhist books.

The Jung House Museum.

Scientists in the library of the Jung Institute analyze his legacy, his mandalas.

Jung's paintings and mandalas.

The natives do makeup in preparation for traditional rituals.

Masks made of wood and plastic, wooden figures.

The Wax Museum in Moscow.

The staircase is a wave in the mansion of S.Ryabushinsky on Malaya Nikitskaya in Moscow.

The researcher of the life of Sabine Spielrein, Jung's best student, talks about her life and shows photos of Sabine.

Photographs and letters from Freud to Jung.

Jung's mandalas.

The Wax Museum in Moscow.

A time machine or a perpetual motion machine with skulls and strange shapes.

Lake Zurich.

The Jung House Museum.

The interior of the house.

The natives kayak in the sea, perform traditional rituals, drink the blood of a cow.

Lake Zurich and Jung's house.

The pediment of the house with the ancient saying: "Whether you call on him or not, he still exists."

Jung's photographs.

A time machine.

Mandalas.