The script “Freud” is an original biographical work of the outstanding French thinker and writer Jean-Paul Sartre, written in 1959, which was published only in 1984. With the skill of a researcher, Sartre reads into the now legendary fate of the creator of psychoanalysis, expressively revealing the character of Sigmund Freud, a man and a scientist. Freud's journey as portrayed by Sartre is tragic; The scientist moves towards freedom of thought and action, overcoming everything: the distrust of his own family, poverty, the prejudices of the bourgeois society of Vienna at the end of the century, the persecution of anti-Semites, the break with his teachers and friends. Sigmund Freud managed to become a free man and say a new word in the eternal science of the human soul. In essence, the great minds of the 20th century, Sigmund Freud and Jean-Paul Sartre, dedicated their work to the struggle for a free person.