Post by Capo on Jan 28, 2007 14:46:22 GMT
Let Me Dream Again
G. A. Smith 1900 UK
A man flirts with a younger woman, then wakes up next to his wife; the two quarrel and make up.
Succinct, funny, interesting notion of Cinema's place in dreams and/or illusion. More romance, more desire, more for the audience to relate with: the dream itself men can relate to, perhaps, and the subsequent quarrel in the 'reality' thereafter is common ground, surely, for the intended audience of Cinema back then.
G. A. Smith 1900 UK
A man flirts with a younger woman, then wakes up next to his wife; the two quarrel and make up.
Succinct, funny, interesting notion of Cinema's place in dreams and/or illusion. More romance, more desire, more for the audience to relate with: the dream itself men can relate to, perhaps, and the subsequent quarrel in the 'reality' thereafter is common ground, surely, for the intended audience of Cinema back then.