- Dream definitely reminds me of Take Off 1 and Take Off 2 which gives off a similar vibe around sport and of a national team going against the odds
- They are both fictional but also derived from a real-life event
- They will make you root for them for sure
- Comedic yet heartwarming at the same time
- They are both fictional but also derived from a real-life event
- They will make you root for them for sure
- Comedic yet heartwarming at the same time
- Dream definitely reminds me of Take Off 1 and Take Off 2 which give off a similar vibe around sports and of a national team going against the odds
- They are both fictional but also derived from a real-life event
- They will make you root for them for sure
- Comedic yet heartwarming at the same time
- They are both fictional but also derived from a real-life event
- They will make you root for them for sure
- Comedic yet heartwarming at the same time
Dream” tells the story of a team of people trying out for the Homeless World Cup, an annual international soccer event. Yoon Hong Dae is a professional soccer player on disciplinary probation after being caught up in an unexpected incident. He becomes the coach of a thrown-together soccer team, but as time passes, comes to sincerely care for and trust in the team members, becoming a true leader. Lee So Min is a producing director who dreams of finding success through a documentary about Hong Dae’s team.
Rock Me To The Moon is actually a real documentary and not a sports theme, but the film Dream presents the making of a sad documentary. And Rock Me To The Moon is truly a film that drains tears, I imagine watching the documentary Dream through this film. Rock Me To The Moon is a must-watch documentary.
