Dream guarding spell: Director Federico Fellini likens going to the cinema to a magical return to the womb. You willingly return to contemplative darkness, waiting from one moment to the next for life to happen.
This book values ¿¿the act of returning to the womb, and reclaiming the self from what happened to it from the beginning, from its past, through cinema, which for the writer does not represent merely an invitation to magic, but rather he sees it as a braid braided within its folds, cinematic imagination, realistic memories, and some dreams.
The writer tells personal stories, carried on the wings of metaphors and cinematic stories, through the medium of dreams, which guarantees freedom in recovering things, which memory - with its limitations - does not make possible, nor does lies with its infinite threads provide... And between honesty and lies, we recall Fellini's favorite saying: "Nothing." "More true than dreams."
