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		<title>Brain Wave: Filmmakers turn dreamscapes into dazzling visual playgrounds</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[This article was written by Jake Coyle. &#8220;For the visually savvy filmmaker, there&#8217;s a new frontier with as much cinematic appeal as the old West held for moviemakers half a century ago. With often dazzling results, filmmakers are turning to the mind itself as an uncharted landscape worth exploring. Movies such as &#8220;Eternal Sunshine of [...]]]></description>
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<p>&#8220;For the visually savvy filmmaker, there&#8217;s a new frontier with as much  cinematic appeal as the old West held for moviemakers half a century  ago.</p>
<p>With often dazzling results, filmmakers are turning to the  mind itself as an uncharted landscape worth exploring. Movies such as  &#8220;Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind,&#8221; &#8221;The Imaginarium of Doctor  Parnassus&#8221; and the new &#8220;Inception&#8221; turn cameras inward, sending their  characters headlong into dream worlds and psyches manifested on screen.&#8221;</p>
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