Is there a technical word that means "transitioning between sleep and wakefulness?" I bet there is. Something Greek or Latin. This is the best one of those I've seen in a film:
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she is beautiful. this scene is beautiful. Netflix has 7 Monica Vitti movies...Netflix is beautiful....
Posted by: The Doug | 2007.09.26 at 09:53 AM
hypnagogic - of the time between wakefulness and sleep
hypnopompic - of the time between sleep and wakefulness
Both are associated with (and name) visions and hallucinations, and with
Posted by: Alex C | 2007.10.15 at 04:49 AM
http://www.artchive.com/artchive/f/fussli/fuseli_nightmare.jpg
sleep paralysis.
(Gosh, Vox's HTML sanitization is retarded.)
Posted by: Alex C | 2007.10.15 at 04:50 AM