Jung's Red Book Movie

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Rome-based director Abel Ferrara has been trying to get a new movie based on Jung's Red Book and starring William Dafoe made. Recent crowd funding attempts to raise $500 failed disastrously so it may be a dead duck in the water now but just fyi

Ferrara said that the story dwells in the subconscious and is informed by Carl Jung's The Red Book and Dafoe's own dreams, by way of a Jack London sensibility. "When I say it's about dreams, I'm talking about nightmares."

I understand Jungs 'Active Imagination' methods and the personal Odyssey he underwent chronicled in the book has lots of similarities to phasing & an AP's journey.
Anyone here actually read the book & know if it justifies the horrendous price tag?