
A demonstration by Emile Coue, by means of titles and illustrations of his points, of the theory of auto-suggestion. Coue is shown lecturing before a group of people, and you get the impression that you yourself are listening.
Earl Hurd, Lewis Allen Browne
United States

In the feverish landscape of the early 1920s, a period defined by the psychic scars of the Great War and a burgeoning fascination with the inner workings of the human psyche, The Message of Emile Coué emerged as a singular cinematic phenomenon. Far from the slapstick antics of The Star Boarder or the animated whimsy ...
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" In the feverish landscape of the early 1920s, a period defined by the psychic scars of the Great War and a burgeoning fascination with the inner workings of the human psyche, The Message of Emile Coué emerged as a singular cinematic phenomenon. Far from the slapstick antics of The Star Boarder or the animated whimsy of Felix in Hollywood, this film occupied a space of profound didacticism. It was not merely a record of a man, but a transmission of a philosophy that promised a panacea for the m..."

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