Parker played a patient, Bergman played an analyst, at a time when Feud psychotherapy was in vogue, and horror master Hitchcock directed this psychological suspense film. What I think is especially praised is that Hitchcock's director of the patient dream is fantastic! Because of those bizarre dreams, each of us has faced them, but seeing them miraculously reproduced on the screen, it really feels like meeting an old friend in a foreign land. The sloping roof, the wide-open eyes on the walls, the masked weirdos, the self who keeps running away.
Feud said in "The Interpretation of Dreams" that the satisfaction of desires constitutes the content of dreams, and desires themselves are the motives of dreams. In this movie, the dream that the male protagonist had was the reproduction of his memory. Although he lost his memory, it did not prevent his subconscious from appearing in the dream. So I agree with what Han Meimei mentioned in "Some things you don't do now, you won't do in a lifetime": keep a dream diary. Then, according to those theories of dream interpretation, to interpret your dreams over and over again, and to recognize your innermost feelings, it is no longer a magical journey!
Let's talk about the love in the movie, love is falling in love, even if we only know each other for a day, it is possible that the hormones in the body are fermented, and the two hearts are drawn together!
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