A woman experiments with a Dream Machine, hoping to escape trouble. Within the light and dark of the machine, violent emotions awaken.“'The Dreamachine' was invented by the painter Brion Gysin and popularized by William S. Burroughs in order to live the great adventure of the dream. Michael William West, a fervent lover of esoterism, creativity, spiritualism and pop culture, pays tribute to the writer in a exceptional hallucinatory and visionary journey. For this, he used the “cut-up” technique, bringing out the implicit and the unacknowledged. He puts like this its main character, a woman, in the situation to emerge out of any structured life, making her lose all control of herself. His cinematic trip is unique." - Michèle Levieux Regnier