I Must Have Dreamed Too Much

Main Ideas

• A journey through time and space, where past and present merge in a whimsical dance of memories and hopes, revealing hidden cracks in the heroine’s destiny.
• An exploration of the fragility of human memory, its tendency to distort and create illusions that become an inseparable part of one’s personal story.
• The theme of love that transcends years and distances, a love capable of overcoming any trial, yet vulnerable in the face of chance and unspoken words.
• The motif of chance and destiny, where every encounter and every decision becomes part of a complex pattern woven from fates and random coincidences.
• A reflection on female identity, inner freedom, and the search for oneself in a world full of limitations, compromises, and inevitable losses.
• An immersion in the atmosphere of airports and flights as a metaphor for change, transitions, and new beginnings, where each journey is a step toward the unknown.