A Sense of the Sacred: A Portrait of Helen M. Luke

Plot

Helen M. Luke studied psychological and spiritual issues throughout her life. This film looks at her early life in England and her later career as a Jungian psychologist in America. While working at Michigan's Apple Farm, Luke helped many people explore their inner lives, grapple with life's greatest mysteries, and search for their true identities. Author Thomas Moore is among those who've recently noted how much they've learned from studying Luke's writings. The video's interview clips with Luke are among its many highlights. ~ Elizabeth Smith, Rovi

Cast

Peter Brook; Laurens Van der Post; Thomas Moore - Host

Credit

Lisa Lorraine - Associate Producer, Donovan Reynolds - Co-producer, Julianna Parroni - Director, Julianna Parroni - Editor, Joseph Kulin - Executive Producer, Steve Gorn - Composer (Music Score), Ojars Upatnieks - Cinematographer, Roland Vajs - Sound Mixer, Roland Vajs - Sound Editor, Donovan Reynolds - Interviewer

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