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Dream Work

  • Mystery
Confirmed2001-03-176.86.5Trakt

A woman goes to bed, falls asleep, and begins to dream. This dream takes her to a landscape of light and shadow, evoked in a form only possible through classic cinematography. An homage to Man Ray, dedicated to the beginning of the European avant-garde film within the surrealist movement.

Dream Work is a 2001 mystery film that explores the surreal landscape of dreams through experimental cinematography. This avant-garde short pays homage to Man Ray and the early European surrealist film movement, following a woman as she enters a dreamworld of light and shadow.

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2001-03-17

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    When was Dream Work released?

    Dream Work was released on March 17, 2001.

    What is Dream Work about?

    The film follows a woman who falls asleep and enters a dreamscape rendered through experimental cinematography, evoking the surrealist aesthetic of the early European avant-garde movement.

    Is Dream Work inspired by any artists or movements?

    Yes, Dream Work is an homage to photographer and filmmaker Man Ray and dedicated to the surrealist movement that defined early European avant-garde cinema.

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