The Science of Sleep is wonderful. It is one of those fantastical whimsical alternate reality type things that I love. There were so many surprising and charming visual treats in it, a world made of cardboard and felt. Alongside it though, is a sad and unresolved story of a young man who is really fucked up. When looking for an image to post, I found someone else's blog who called The Science of Sleep the anti-Amelie and I totally get what they mean. Love is not found via fantasy and retreatism; the main character remains just as lonely, and even more tormented. At the same time, there was something extremely gentle, loving throughout. In a very weird way it reminded me of Harold and Maud, although it's nothing like it.Friday, February 8, 2008
La Science de Reve
The Science of Sleep is wonderful. It is one of those fantastical whimsical alternate reality type things that I love. There were so many surprising and charming visual treats in it, a world made of cardboard and felt. Alongside it though, is a sad and unresolved story of a young man who is really fucked up. When looking for an image to post, I found someone else's blog who called The Science of Sleep the anti-Amelie and I totally get what they mean. Love is not found via fantasy and retreatism; the main character remains just as lonely, and even more tormented. At the same time, there was something extremely gentle, loving throughout. In a very weird way it reminded me of Harold and Maud, although it's nothing like it.
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