REVIEW
DEAD DREAMS FALLING - REVIEW

DEAD DREAMS FALLING is a 12-minute music video directed by Craig Murray, that analyzes one of the closest human relationship that ever existed: the physical relationship between two twins.
The video opens with candid footage of a pregnant woman giving birth to twin babies and then holding them in her arms.
Right after that, two accidents take place at the same time: one of the two twins, the guy, falls from his motorcycle, while the other twin, the girl, gets pulled by an invisible force and falls over a bed, emulating her twin’s accident.
The montage of the two twins as young kids, happily chasing each other in a sunny field, and the man in the ambulance fighting for his life is extremely powerful and sad.

In addition to these shots, we see a parallel dimension where the two twins are both dead and surrounded by people dancing, who seem to be almost worshipping the two — the twins are dead, but we almost feel relieved to see them together, creating an almost spiritual bond.
The images are beautiful and the cinematography is very suggestive. The music is repetitive and troubling and suits the film perfectly.
There is great production value in this moving and powerful narrative music video, the writing is beautiful, which really makes us want to see more about the life of the two main characters.
