What if your dreams were a luxury only the rich could afford? This Greek cult gem asks the price of imagination.
In a dystopian society after an unexpected epidemic citizens can't have dreams. Only few people are privillaged to dream. They operate small underground companies where they can have other people dreams.
Production
Gritty DIY dystopian aesthetic on micro-budget that outshines Hollywood.
Writing
Philosophical premise that lingers; pure speculative fiction brain candy.
Acting
Konstas carries weary desperation of a man selling stolen subconsciousness.
Director
Tasos Boulmetis
Giorgos Konstas
Iason
Filareti Komninou
Athina Kallergi
Manos Vakousis
Stergios
Ilias Logothetis
Yuri / Superintendent
Giorgos Kimoulis
Strange Customer
Zoi Voudouri
Customer #7
Ektoras Kaloudis
Customer #3 (as Hector Kaloudis)
Panos Kranidiotis
Customer #1
Paschalis Tsarouchas
Superintendent's Escort #1
Andreas Marianos
Customer #4 (as Andreas I. Marianos)
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
Boulmetis shot this during Greece's economic turmoil; the 'dream shortage' was directly inspired by IMF austerity measures crushing actual aspirations.
Barely released outside Greece, this became a VHS holy grail for dystopian completists until its 2019 restoration introduced it to a new generation.
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