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Fri, Nov 14
|Virtual Film Night
Film Night: Schubert's Winterreise
Join John as he guides us into Schubert’s Winterreise, a haunting 24-song journey of exile, loss, and confrontation with the frozen world, presented through Ian Bostridge’s powerful filmed recital and reflections on its psychological and historical depths.
Time & Location
Nov 14, 2025, 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM EST
Virtual Film Night
Guests
About the event
The Translation: https://awpotter.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/WINTERREISE-TRANSLATIONS.pdf Many of the programs we’ve shared through the Maine Jung Center explore what we might call the Deep Descent: a chthonic journey into the depths, the underworld, the unconscious.
But do we ever truly allow ourselves to experience it?
Can we? May we?
Do we meet it as a realm, filled with presences—not just metaphors, but Things?
Franz Schubert (1797–1828) did so in one of his final works. Winterreise (Winter’s Journey) is a stark and aching song cycle of exile, rejection, and confrontation with the world’s frozen face.
The traveler has been banished from Home, from Love, and now encounters the once-familiar landmarks of his life, transformed into mocking phantoms.
Program recordings are available to all registrants for 10 days after the program takes place, and for 30 days for Individual Members. After that, Archive Members can revisit any program they've purchased — anytime — and Patron Members can watch any recording in our library, anytime, regardless of whether or not they purchased a ticket. To view our memberships, click here, and please note that program recordings are not available to purchase on an individual basis.