Each segment really feels like an actuall dream wich they are.
Second dreamiest feeling dream feel for me, pretty good but i don't have to say much else other then it was cool to see a famous dutch person(im dutch btw) be in a kurosawa film.

Dreams
The past, present, and future. The thoughts and images of one man... for all men. One man's dreams... for every dreamer.
Rating
4.0 (1)
Release Date
5/11/1990Runtime
119 minsOverview
A collection of magical tales based upon the actual dreams of director Akira Kurosawa.
Status
ReleasedOriginal Language
JapaneseBudget
$12,000,000Revenue
$2,970,161Homepage
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How It Feels
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A dreamlike anthology that drifts through vivid, fantastical visions, childhood memories, natural wonders, and apocalyptic premonitions, with the floating logic of actual dreams. Each segment feels both intimate and mythic, anchored by Kurosawa's meditative gaze on time, creation, and what remains after we're gone.
Mood
WistfulMelancholicContemplativeUnsettlingWhimsical
Themes
MortalityMemoryArt and creationNatureIsolation
Tone
Tender
Pacing
Meditative
Look
PainterlyStylized genreFormalist
Structure
Anthology
Heads up
Suicide and self-harmBody horror

Akira Terao
I

Mitsuko Baisho
Mother of 'I'

Toshie Negishi
Mother carrying child

Mieko Harada
The Snow Fairy

Mitsunori Isaki
Young I
Toshihiko Nakano
Child I

Yoshitaka Zushi
Pvt. Noguchi

Hisashi Igawa
Nuclear Plant Worker

Chosuke Ikariya
Crying Demon

Chishū Ryū
Old Man

Martin Scorsese
Vincent Van Gogh

Masayuki Yui
Member of Climbing Team
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