Picking up from bright colors and surreal quirks, The Science of Sleep is an unprecedented trip of lucid dreaming (as expected of the title): it features a graphic designer who struggles to find the fine line between dreams and reality, as his dreams slip into wakefulness and confuse him into oblivion. For starters, the miniature horse he had been working on suddenly becomes big enough for him to ride as his bedroom fills itself with water made of tinfoil.
Couch potato weekends offer the perfect opportunity to ponder what it really means to be asleep or awake. But if you’d rather not, The Science of Sleep presents a wild, nonsensical, and ultimately French ride of consciousness nonetheless.
