The Significance of the Last Picture in "The Dreamer"

When this last cover photo of the man comes out, it shows that the earnest and diligent people will be respected in the end.

Seeing the world is the real theme of the film, so 70% of the picture is the wonders of nature. The beautiful Iceland (main location) and the towering Himalayas are connected in series by looking for the Pan main line. From the initial confusion that bothered the audience to the gradual fantasy of the goddess, there was no other idea in the harsh natural environment.

Dreamers who only entertain foolish ideas gradually become fearless adventurers in the process of finding people with very harmonious music. I like Ben's skateboard, and I like the picture of walking alone when climbing a snowy mountain. Unfortunately, the avalanche in the trailer was deleted in the preview.

This is to improve the relationship with family and friends in a broad sense, and this sub-line may only take up 10% of the space. Lu Se, a typical old city immersed in boring work, is gradually alienated from colleagues and family because of frequent daydreaming.

With the development of pursuing the story, although there is not much pen and ink, it inadvertently makes the audience realize the friendship established by Ben and Pan in more than ten years of cooperation, as well as the mutual care and help between Ben and several friends around him. The relationship between Ben and his magical mother and his unpretentious sister has become more and more harmonious through the handling of the piano bought by his father. Finally, the tribute to the cover photos of periodicals really made the audience sigh.

Other aspects:

In my opinion, this film is Stiehler's best work, and I can't resist the comedian's serious sense of drama, just like Jin Kairui's warmth, Da Shu's urban love and king of comedy in Zhou Xingxing. On the other hand, when Sean Phan Dien comedies, it is also very interesting. Although there are not many shots, it well reflects the free and chic lifestyle he represents, but not everyone can travel around the world as a photojournalist, and his monologue about photography is also very interesting.