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Original Title:
Dreamer

Alternate Titles:
Snílek

Genres:
Drama | Science Fiction | Thriller

Production Countries:
Czech Republic | United Kingdom

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

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Overview from TheMovieDB

In a cyberpunk metropolis ruled by corporate surveillance, Nov leads a double life: a compliant data worker by day and an anti-establishment hacker by night. Tormented by the death of her sister and driven by revenge, she discovers a way to enter cyberspace through R.E.M sleep, bending digital realm at the cost of her sanity. As her grip on the real world blurs, Nov confronts memory, identity, and the ghostly spectres of a world lost to technology. Dreamer is a stylized, hauntology-infused vision that follows in the steps of classic cyberpunk through analog aesthetics and philosophical background.

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Production

Assistant Director:
Petr Hanel

Boom Operator:
Daniel Kotík
Matěj Špitálský

Director:
Michal Špitálský

Director of Photography:
Gareth Matthews

Editor:
Johana Rokytová

Grip:
Filip Reichl

Producer:
Halina Šimková
Jakub Tesařík

Sound Designer:
Alice Jane Dunphy

Stunt Coordinator:
Antonie Šimková

Visual Effects:
Michal Špitálský

Writer:
Michal Špitálský

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