This commentary on Beatrice Beebe's long-term intensive work with an adult patient using the video as an adjunct to the treatment offers a perspective on the work that reflects on the need for bridges to be built across the Atlantic and between disciplines. Using the classic psychoanalytic tools of transference, countertransference, and the paradigm of the Oedipus complex, the author considers the importance of mother-infant research in informing psychoanalytic work. She looks at ways in which this research can vitally inform a different but related territory, while not necessarily becoming incorporated into the consulting room.