Autobiographical movie. In the opening sequence we understand that mother represents art and father represents technology. Cinema is a mix of 'dreams' and technics.

This film seems to document the changes in movie making through the 60s-70s in Hollywood.

The scene where Sammy confronts his mother about her extramarital relationship with uncle Benny is the turning point of the film. But a scene that haunts my mind is the death of grandfather shown by the stopping of the pulse.

The film wants you to pick up camera and play around with filming and editing.

Nowadays, even if I'm clicking a picture on my phone, I am now asking myself "where is the horizon"?