Do Angels Dream of Paper Planes? is a poetic short film that explores the shifting phases of a lucid dream, where perception moves fluidly between clarity and abstraction. Constructed as a metaphor for the cyclical nature of dreaming, the narrative resists linear explanation and instead follows emotional logic. Time stretches and collapses, moments rush forward and then linger, echoing the unpredictable rhythm of the subconscious. Guided by atmosphere rather than answers, the film invites the viewer to feel rather than interpret, embracing ambiguity as a space for emotional resonance.

The film was selected for screening at the International Film Festival Dresden 2025, following earlier international recognition in New York. Presented within a program dedicated to experimental and poetic short-form cinema, the screening situates the work in dialogue with contemporary moving-image practices that prioritize sensory experience over conventional narrative structure. Its inclusion marks an important moment in the film’s international trajectory, extending its journey into new cultural and cinematic contexts.