I'd add Stan Brakhage's "Nightmare Series" as an especially good example, 
though of course "dream" imagery/various manifestations of thought process in 
various states, and hypnagogic imagery, is integral to much of his work. 

Marilyn Brakhage 



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I can suggest TUNING THE SLEEPING MACHINE by David Sherman, 1996, as well as I 
DREAMING by Stan Brakhage or many of Brakhage’s handpainted films which he 
specifically attributed to hypnogogic visions. 
- Pip Chodorov 






On 2019-06-06 06:39, Sara Suarez wrote: 

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Hi all, 
I'm looking for suggestions on films about dreams, dreaming, sleep, hypnagogia, 
etc. – and/or filmmakers whose work or practice strongly relates to those. That 
is, films where these subjects / experiences are a main focus, or have 
particularly interesting or uncommon approaches. 




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