The Woman Who Dreamed

Anna's life and her husband's Achilles changes when she begins to see vivid dreams. Brimming with excitement, every morning, Anna takes great joy in recounting her vivid but indecipherable late-night dreams to her indifferent, workaholic solicitor husband, Achilleas. However, the overworked lawyer--who finds himself at a crossroads, on both a personal and professional level--is incapable of relating to Anna's feelings, fanning her insecurities. More and more, as Achilleas keeps rejecting her inscrutable visions, things get from bad to worse, further alienating the couple. Now, lonely and neglected Anna has no other choice but to seek solace in the hazy planes of an ideal, wonderfully distant dream world. Is all hope gone for the woman who dreams? —Nick Riganas