In
Eliseo Subiela's film,
Don't Die Without Telling Me Where You're Going, the main character invents a machine which records dreams for later playback. Inspired by this, I placed my phone camera under my pillow with the hope that latent images from my dreams would appear in the pix folder. Actually, my love who was so far away was breaking my heart that evening, and I wanted light to enter through the cracks. She promised to call me after midnight, but the phone never rang all morning -- it was unconscious.
