In this video work, Irene Westholm’s subconscious self is portrayed via the different roles she played when she dreamed and spoke in her sleep. Her husband, who awoke from the conversation, wrote down the words she uttered (exactly with time and voice description) in a notebook. This nightly documentation took place between the years 2016–2020. Parts of these notes form the basis of the work’s text script. To visualize the dream state, Irene Westholm has used her own and her mother’s super-8 films from the 1970s and 80s. The flickering projector light in the images gives a feeling of something on its way to its resolution, a familiar discomfort. But in the clash between the images and the text, there are also openings for laughter – hopefully for a liberating laugh.