Par Alex Silverman
A Boy’s Dream, dirigé, written, and produced by Zhe Zhang, depicts a nine-year-old boy leaving his mountain pastures for the big city.
Set in 2004, young Yeerxiati grows up herding sheep with his grandparents in Northern Xinjiang. When his father returns to take him to the city for school, Yeerxiati faces the challenge of adapting to urban life. Despite familiar themes of fitting in and making friends, the film offers engaging insights into culture and environment.
I rate it 4 de 5 étoiles.
Alex is a graduate of Columbia College Chicago with a major in Comedic Writing & Performance et mineure en écriture pour la télévision. En dehors de son travail au sein de l'équipe de sélection de films Planet Classroom Network à CMRubinWorld, he is a sketch writer, and pursuing a career in acting in New York City.
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