Every year, millions of livestock are killed for Eid al-Adha, a major Islamic holiday commemorating Ibrahim's willingness to sacrifice his son to God. The festival is known as Qurban Bayram in Azerbaijan, where the tradition outlived Soviet atheism and was declared a state holiday by the independent republic. 
Dream of Dreams probes the absurd profligacy of Qurban Bayram, a celebration of altruism that for some turned into a display of wealth. The video which two surgeons wearing ceremonial hats jewelry into a sheep's abdomen, and a dream that one doctor shares with his colleague, though he is nor sure if it was a dream or not. The latter, set in a Soviet-era office, is injected with unexpected strangeness: an editor solemnly peruses a stack of watercolors, while his secretary wordlessly takes out a set of knives from her desk drawer. Dressed in a navy blue  suit - "the color of a millionaire, per a local expression - the man eventually disembowels s sheep carcass, spilling out guts and gold jewelry that the workers greedily dig their hands into. A woman bewilderedly, remarks that she visited a meat market and everything was like in a dream, "before the video cuts to a scene of a such a place. with sanguine pools that manipulated to appear cobalt blue.