The Psychology of Max Rockatansky

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Rope, The Maternal Connection

Explore the psychological depths of George Miller’s Mad Max series in “ROPE: The Maternal Connection.” This video essay delves into the mind of Max Rockatansky and his symbolic separation from the mother figure, Jessie, as a reflection of broader themes in human development. Drawing on the theories of DW Winnicott

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The Primal Scene

In this video essay, we delve into the concept of the Primal Scene as explored in the Mad Max series, particularly focusing on Max’s psychological turmoil. According to Freud, the Primal Scene involves a child’s traumatic perception of parental intercourse, blending life and death, which can evoke violent and sexual

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Serial Killer

In this video essay, we dive into the psyche of a serial killer through the lens of George Miller’s Mad Max films. This video essay explores the connections between the series’ brutal antagonists and the fractured mind of a killer, suggesting that Max’s alter egos reflect a deeply traumatized self.

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Violence Against Women

Explore the deep psychological and societal themes in the Mad Max series, focusing on the depiction of violence against women and the fragile nature of masculinity. Discover how the films reflect the battle against patriarchal violence and the integration of masculine and feminine qualities. Watch our in-depth video essay now!

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