During the last week, Mary Guidobono recommended us to see the movie (The Black Swan) , and Thursday, April 14, 2011, on the radio program (Focus on ...), you gave us his analysis of it, from the perspective of Counseling.
Analysis of the film "The Black Swan" (Mary Guidobono) ... Luciano Hello, Hello Amigos! This week our film is "black swan." I want to reflect on it, leaving out the disease that is triggered by the protagonist. We take the film as a metaphor that can rotate around a word "authenticity," Be true to ourselves. I see repeated in the different films, (And also see it in my office) the theme of living a life under the mandate, under the Other's desire. In black swan, the mother was the one who ended his desire to become a professional dancer, and unwittingly takes her daughter on a path that she was frustrated. His daughter takes that path, requiring more, and will require more than they can. To what extent the excessive demand can lead to disease? Can we realize if we choose to reach target is consistent with our authenticity, what we want for ourselves and not what others want us to be? It is not easy to tell if the goal we set is ours or is someone else. The main character lived in a world of childhood, surrounded by dolls, required by the mother, as if a girl had to obey her in everything, and adding the demands of the race itself, the teacher, it's like to be losing itself in the quest for perfection . There is an inability to distinguish between what he has to represent and what it is: the character is swallowed, it embodies, is no longer herself. It is madness. But, short of that, I want to think, in our daily realities, the facades, the characters, we construct, following the "recipes" of others (be it society, family, friends, etc) and one dies in the attempt, dies in its authenticity, self-renunciation. So with this film, I want to review the goals we want to achieve, if they recognize themselves or someone else, consider the resources we have to reach them, and leave open the possibility mainly cambiarlas.Para next movie will be "I have something to say." Good week! Mary Guidobono 
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