Freud: Season 1

2020

Created by Marvin Kren, Benjamin Hessler
8 episodes
Drama

Young psychologist Sigmund Freud sets to make a name for himself in 1880s Vienna by investigating a crop of mysterious... More

Young psychologist Sigmund Freud sets to make a name for himself in 1880s Vienna by investigating a crop of mysterious murders in this German crime series. To crack the cases, he enlists the help of a fragile psychic and a war veteran inspector.

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Where to watch Freud: Season 1

Freud: Season 1 is available to stream in New Zealand... More now on Netflix.

Freud: Season 1 episodes

Hysteria

Struggling with his career and swigging cocaine, Freud is pulled... More into a gruesome crime, then into an exclusive séance led by a mesmerizing psychic.

Trauma

His theories opposed, Freud tips off authorities searching for a... More lost innocent. But he’ll have to collaborate with an outsider to get to the truth.

Somnambulant

A duel takes a startling turn, with dire consequences. Sophia... More plants deadly seeds, a dreamer awakens and Freud learns how to unlock a shuttered mind.

Totem and Taboo

Wishes — and nightmares — do come true as Freud... More teeters on the brink of self-destruction and Sophia and Viktor realize their deepest desires.

Desire

Roused from a terrifying dream yet unable to shake a... More living nightmare, Fleur struggles with Freud. Killers close in as a bottomless rage spills forth.

Regression

The effects of trauma run deeper than even Freud suspected... More as he looks into a dead pianist. Viktor accepts an invitation, and Kiss confronts Heinz.

Catharsis

Desperate to hide the truth, Freud takes refuge in the... More haunted flat. A curse is sealed, and all must face their worst fears as the darkness closes in.

Suppression

An empire comes under siege from within as an inner... More circle upends the establishment. Once a door is opened, can it ever really be closed?

Freud: Season 1 | Ratings & Reviews

"Freud slips from weird into downright ludicrousness when the doctor attends a seance... The plot takes about two episodes to cohere into any sense..."

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The Guardian

"You could argue that the series offers subtle commentary on the elevation of mediocre men to mythical status, but sometimes, a poorly executed vision is just a poorly executed vision."

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