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This one was uncomfortable, but really good. It mixed all kinds of fantasy and reality.

Posted by free.ranger on October 17, 2015 at 22:02:54:
By the end you never get to know which is what, but it doesn't matter to the story of Keaton's life. It all pulls together, even when mixing, matching, and crossing all kinds of boundaries.

In the end, maybe that was the message -- realities and fantasies come in all shapes and sizes, interchangeable, but your life is your life. One per customer.