Although it is an English film, it has the necessary narration throughout the niche movies-unrelated characters, no context, no basic greetings, just like this one by one directly to the owner. Most of the speeches are about the meaning of life, dream principles, ethical assumptions, philosophical speculation... I tried to keep up with the speaker's thinking at first, trying to figure out the main theme and connection between one person and the other's speech. Later, I gave up completely. I'm basically the protagonist who constantly wakes up and finds himself in another dreamland. All I can do is walk around blankly and pretend to be listening to others.
I later figured out why this theme should be expressed with animation techniques-it was clearly produced by computer special effects after the real person was photographed. Because of the constantly shaking shots and the constantly crisscrossing lines, can they show the meaning of dreams: uncertainty, uncertainty, and uncertainty.
The film is basically challenging the endurance of ordinary people and the experimental proposition of "Can you last until a few minutes before falling asleep". But there is no doubt that those people's rumors are actually full of thought power. Unfortunately, it is the picture, and the picture is in the text, and it is precisely the part that guides others' abstract thinking.
I just want to say to the editors: Nice try.
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