This is a good review and probably the only comment to which I would reply. I found myself moved by film in unexpected ways. The convention of imagining into existence a deceased love who becomes conscious that "something is not right...I didn't really live these experiences...what you imagine I am is what I am condemned to experience" portrayed disassociation in a way that made me think and feel about the make-believe quality of identity. Additionally, few films make us aware of the greater telepathic realities that seem to wrap our existence. This film, although it doesn't discuss it directly, has characters create each other through their thoughts without speech.
This is a "science fiction" because it's about the future of our species identity.
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This is a good review and probably the only comment to which I would reply. I found myself moved by film in unexpected ways. The convention of imagining into existence a deceased love who becomes conscious that "something is not right...I didn't really live these experiences...what you imagine I am is what I am condemned to experience" portrayed disassociation in a way that made me think and feel about the make-believe quality of identity. Additionally, few films make us aware of the greater telepathic realities that seem to wrap our existence. This film, although it doesn't discuss it directly, has characters create each other through their thoughts without speech.
This is a "science fiction" because it's about the future of our species identity.