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Trevor Jack Brooks | Young Boy | |
Lorelei Linklater | Young Girl | |
Wiley Wiggins | Main Character | |
Glover Gill | Accordion Player | |
Lara Hicks | Violin Player | |
Ames Asbell | Viola Player | |
Leigh Mahoney | Viola Player | |
Sara Nelson | Cello Player | |
Jeanine Attaway | Piano Player | |
Erik Grostic | Bass Player | |
Louis Black | ||
Julie Delpy | Celine | |
Adam Goldberg | ||
Charles Gunning | ||
Ethan Hawke | Jesse | |
Bill Wise | Boat Car Guy | |
Robert C. Solomon | Philosophy Professor | |
Kim Krizan | Herself | |
Eamonn Healy | Shape-Shifting Man | |
J.C. Shakespeare | Burning Man |
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Producer | Jonah Smith
Palmer West |
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Writer | Richard Linklater
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Cinematography | Richard Linklater
Tommy Pallotta |
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Musician | Glover Gill
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The unnamed main character (Wiley Wiggens) is in the state of a lucid dream. Though he is traveling through most of it, he doesn't seem to be going anywhere in particular. He runs into bizarre characters who tell him about their perceptions on life, dreams, and the world around them. The movie jumps back and forth between the main character's journey and other people conversing about the same matters. An example is a couple (Ethan Hawke and Julie Delpy) lying in bed talking about what their perception of life might be at the moment of death. Other topics of concern are dreaming, time, evolution, reality, reincarnation, death, existence, religion, and life's worth. |
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