The male protagonist Stephen has been in the mixed world of dreams and reality because of his escape from reality. At the beginning of the film, the protagonist Stephen's dream experiment TV show brings the audience into a time and space where dreams and reality intersect. The endless changes of the two worlds are indistinguishable, and Stephan is directing and acting out his life, and at the same time completely lost in it.
Those hideous faces in the office, those cars and houses made of paper, they are all Stephen's dreams, right? How did Stephen's letter full of lies and his frozen feet when he woke up in the middle of the night become a reality? Perhaps these indistinguishable intentions are the whimsy of French directors.
Why does Stephen always fight with the dream world against the real world? In reality, there are bosses who despise his painting creations, men and women who are addicted to desire. Living in the room, he just wanted to make a beautiful world with Stephanie, a simple and beautiful girl with a similar name to him next door, using cellophane and transparent glue.
"You won't know if you've gotten it until you've done it. If you stop guessing whether I love you or not, call me next door." Stephanie said to Stephen who was asleep, and in the dream Stephen also hugged her bravely, but After waking up from the dream, he flinched fiercely with a sentence, "Can you pretend you didn't see me?". On one side of the corner, the thin Stephanie was waiting lonely for the courageous Stephen, while on the other side, things finally cursed reality. Stephen, who was running home, slammed into the door with no one behind him until he lost consciousness in the blood.
Stephen was going back to Mexico, and he chose to leave here, just as he left his mother with his father. The last time I saw Stephanie, he didn't hide himself in English and bad jokes, still remembering the question he had asked Stephanie and was able to answer in the affirmative "Will you marry me at 70 years old when someone is old and beautiful". He saw the cellophane sea and art paper forest made by Stephanie's bed, and he fell into a beautiful dream again. Stephanie in the dream stroked his hair as he did in reality. Sitting on a snow-white cloth horse, we crossed the grasslands and took Noah's Ark with plants, heading for a clear sea of cellophane.
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