A dream is a real dialogue between a person and oneself, a process of learning from oneself, and another life closely related to oneself...
Heizawa's Eight Dreams, as small as a child's fantasy dream, as big as a police dream in the universe. From the good to the ugly, the layers are in-depth, and it can be regarded as a straightforward and profound preaching. Kurosawa's dream is very real, without the illusory feeling of dreams in our original ideology, and dreams are only carriers for expressing personal wishes. The existence of dreams does not adversely affect reality. The magic realism of dreams is used to explain some facts, both true and false, heavy and light, giving the viewer a wonderful illusion of deep contemplation as an outsider. Admiration for Kurosawa's meticulousness in his twilight years.
Although it was not long after entering the era of color, the master went west... As one of his few color films, "Dream" really made us deeply feel that the master of the black and white film era was also extremely good at color, although it was a real dream, but hit The splicing of colors and the scheduling of colors in the later stage, depicting abstract dreams as figurative dreams, combined with empty and secluded music, really make people feel like a real dream, and this is really hard for an 80-year-old old man!
"Dream" is the epitome of the joys and sorrows of the old man's life experience.
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