Breton captured one reality in 1924 “We are still living under the reign of logic, but the logical processes of our time apply only to the solution of problems of secondary interest ...”, and he explained the Surrealist Theory.

But no much time needed to perceive nothing comprehend World War I.  And he did not realize the hopes that he expressed for a different future will be shattered just after World War II and he would have to reiterate the same observations and issues after Cold War become an “extra” and “warning” element to our lives for: the potential annihilation of the entire human species.

Before three years ago when German Army invades Czechoslovakia, in 1936, as Breton rightly observed in "Nonnational Boundaries of Surrealism," the International Surrealist Exhibition in London marked the highest point of surrealism's influence. Indeed, it would never regain such ascendancy, eclipsed as it was after the war by new intellectual movements and coming under the attacks of such new luminaries as Sartre and Camus.

Because the situation was dramatically changed after the War II and of course the conditions are very different from those eras.

Now we are living under the reign of forces of globalization, endless wars and naturally of a strong alienation. The murdered human cost has been enormous. We lived in war, worked in war; even some people were born in war. In the end we are in an inhuman situation.

That is why Surrealism in need of an important change and new psychological dimensions.

Especially in literature, film and paintings must explain the intensive alienation of the human.

Authors, poets and painters all of artists are should act their mission to remember the existential dimensions of the human. If we won’t explain the view of alienation of era and if we don’t put forth the solitariness of the human, I mean if we don’t illuminate the fears of ERA, we can never see the light end of the tunnel.

Thus I shall define it: