In U-SA-GUI (2002), Tetsuji Kurashige references Brillat-Savarin's physiology of Taste to introduce the idea that certain foods can impact our dreams, especially meats. The movie revolves around two rabbits and a woman, who is blindfolded, playing a eerie game. The rabbits sit across from each other and play the game on an old-fashioned illustrated board. The woman has to eat the food shown on the square she landed on. If her selection is accurate, a dice pops out of her mouth and lands on the floor, determining the next move for the rabbits.