A poetic allegory about the history and evolution of our media and communications.
Against beautifully constructed imagery, Tilda Swinton's hypnotic narration encourages both incisive and conceptual challenges to what we're all struggling with around our wildly connected world.
Unlike others (e.g. Adam Curtis, whose work I find shallow/visual clickbait), Dreams Rewired takes a deeply-rooted cultural perspective and weaves a story that will leave you feeling that you have learned and understood why we are here.
More arthouse than mainstream-and the better for it-this should be on the curriculum to help us keep learning...that we don't learn from history.
Against beautifully constructed imagery, Tilda Swinton's hypnotic narration encourages both incisive and conceptual challenges to what we're all struggling with around our wildly connected world.
Unlike others (e.g. Adam Curtis, whose work I find shallow/visual clickbait), Dreams Rewired takes a deeply-rooted cultural perspective and weaves a story that will leave you feeling that you have learned and understood why we are here.
More arthouse than mainstream-and the better for it-this should be on the curriculum to help us keep learning...that we don't learn from history.
