Dreams

Dreams (0m57s) talks about the duality between dreams and fantasy. After admitting to never reflect consciously on its dreams, in the same way we avoid doing while playing, a girl fantasizes about a rich husband and his affair with the secretary, inspired by the classic dream of falling and the fantasy of marrying rich. It hints on a direction of being better to fantasize about dying rich than any other fantasy that doesn’t involve visions of money. It also explores the difference between play and fantasy, which according to Freud would be the feeling of shame connected with the fantasy in adults, while the children play freely with formulations and possibilities of life/death in its instrument to explore the sacred and profane: play.