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Dreams (1990)

“The past, present, and future. The thoughts and images of one man... for all men. One man's dreams... for every dreamer.”

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Plot

"Dreams" unfolds as a series of eight beautifully interconnected short films, each a unique exploration of humanity's intricate dance with the environment. In 'Sunshine Through The Rain,' a curious young boy dares to defy a folkloric warning, risking a glimpse of a fox wedding procession, believed to be fatal for any human observer. In 'The Peach Orchard,' this same boy encounters ethereal spirits mourning the loss of their physical form - peach trees heartlessly felled by man. 'The Blizzard' presents a group of mountaineers, caught in the fierce grip of a snowstorm, who inexplicably find salvation through an otherworldly intervention. In 'The Tunnel,' a man is haunted by the spectral remnants of a military unit, their untimely deaths a weighty albatross around his neck. In 'Crows,' the world of an art student becomes a surrealistic canvas, as he crosses paths with the enigmatic 'Vincent Van Gogh', stepping into the vivid world of the artist's masterpieces. 'Mount Fuji in Red' paints a terrifying picture of a nuclear catastrophe threatening to decimate Japan. 'The Weeping Demon' invites viewers into a bleak post-apocalyptic future inhabited by grotesque human mutations, a chilling testament to man's destructive capabilities. Finally, 'Village of the Watermills' offers a serene contrast, portraying a harmonious village thriving symbiotically with nature, a testament to the potential for man and environment to exist in mutual respect and balance. "Dreams" weaves these tales with a deft touch, a cinematic tapestry exploring the poignant, sometimes tense, relationship between humanity and the world we inhabit.

Where to watch Dreams?

Dreams is a drama movie featuring Akira Terao.

Dreams is currently streaming for free (ad-supported) on The Roku Channel.

It is also possible to buy Dreams on Amazon Video, Apple TV, DIRECTV, Google Play Movies, Microsoft Store, Vudu and YouTube.