Dangerous Method (2011) / O.S.T. Dangerous Method (2011) / O.S.T. CD

A Dangerous Method is the story of the relationship between two of the great pioneers of modern psychology, Carl Jung (played by Michael Fassbender) and Sigmund Freud (Viggo Mortensen), and of Jung's relationship with his brilliant and beautiful young patient Sabina Spiel rein, a wonderful role for Keira Knightley. Jung successfully treats Sabina, who with his encouragement becomes a psychiatrist herself, and through correspondence about her case Jung gains the friendship of Freud. When Jung breaks off his love affair with Sabina, she becomes Freud's patient, and differences on moral and intellectual issues open a gap between the two men. Director David Cronenberg has chosen Howard Shore to write the score for all but one of his films in the last 30 years. Shore has composed music for more than 80 films in all, including the Lord of the Rings trilogy, for which he received three Academy Awards. A major part of the soundtrack is a recording of Richard Wagner's Siegfried Idyll by one of the most exciting pianists of our time, Lang Lang.

1. Burghlzli 2. Miss Spielrein 3. Galvanometer 4. Carriage 5. He's Very Persuasive 6. Sabina 7. Otto Gross 8. A Boat with Red Sails 9. Siegfried 10. Freedom 11. End of the Affair 12. Letters 13. Confession 14. Risk My Authority 15. Vienna 16. Only One God 17. Something Unforgivable 18. Reflection 19. Siegfried Idyll