Mida

About This Movie

Mida is an intriguing little piece that leans heavily into the realms of dreams and psychological exploration. Our protagonist, a dream therapist bound to her wheelchair in the waking world, possesses a unique ability to traverse and manipulate the dreams of others through her singing—a concept that’s both haunting and beautiful. The atmosphere is ethereal, often juxtaposing the stark reality of Mida's life with the fluidity of her dreamscapes. The pacing can feel a bit uneven, but it mirrors the often chaotic nature of dreams themselves, adding to its charm. Themes of connection, healing, and the complexity of human psyche are woven throughout. While the director remains unknown, the performances ground the surreal narrative, making it distinct in a sea of dream-based films.

Mida has had a somewhat elusive presence in collector circles, with limited availability on physical media, making it a bit of a hidden gem. This film has garnered interest for its unique premise and artistic approach, although information and supporting materials are sparse. Just a handful of releases exist, so collectors seeking a deeper understanding of its production might find themselves on quite the treasure hunt.