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Dream Now, Sleep Later
A Cartesian odyssey through filmic space and time, Dream Now, Sleep Later is a journey through one man’s distant perception of the physical and emotional attachments to his cultural, developmental, and psychological imprints. A treatise on the metaphysical connections we have with places we have never experienced yet intrinsically know, this is a film of deeply personal and intensively collective significance.
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A Cartesian odyssey through filmic space and time, Dream Now, Sleep Later is a journey through one man’s distant perception of the physical and emotional attachments to his cultural, developmental, and psychological imprints. A treatise on the metaphysical connections we have with places we have never experienced yet intrinsically know, this is a film of deeply personal and intensively collective significance.
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