Faust is not just the one who sells his soul to the devil in order to stay forever young. He is not only in search of truth and the joy of life. He does not simply settle for the seduction of Margaret and the Beautiful Helen. He does not abandon them thoughtlessly. He is much more, because Faust is You and Me. We who enjoy life, engage in adventures, are passionate about love, mourn our losses, and tend to our wounds, trying to understand ourselves.

In the present study, the multifaceted Faust operates on multiple levels: in the theoretical part, we adopt his philosophical spirit to explore the way film influences the human psyche and cultivates it, in order to develop further.

The scientific dimension of Faust is located in the methodological part, where the psychological processes during the use of cinematic films are recorded, within the framework of Cinematherapy or Cinema Coaching sessions, to systematize them into the corresponding models.

In the eyes of Faust in the films of the same name, individuals who visit psychotherapists and the coachees confront their own truths in the applied part. We watch them recognize their own needs and anxieties in the cinematic figure and co-create their path towards awareness.

Both the familiar readership, who will professionally harness the transformative power of cinema, and the wider audience who will use the book as a manual for psychology and self-awareness, will discover aspects of the cinematic universe within themselves and realize that ultimately, Faust is indeed You and Me.