Review by
JENN WRIGHT

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It would be easy to think that Dreamer is your typical come-from-behind-and-beat-the-incredible-odds sports movie – a tale of harsh perseverance and wild dreams coming true. And it’s true that those aspects contribute to the setting of the film, but it doesn’t stop there. Through beautiful scenery, stunning camera work (sans overdone special effects), and a synergy among the cast members that rivals such great films as The Untouchables and Apollo 13, Dreamer knits together a warm story of brokenness and healing in which both children and adults can thoroughly lose themselves.

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Dreamer deals with family relationships gone sour; it heals them. It doesn’t explain everything. But it is not unrealistic. Crises can be a catalyst for good change as well as bad. I think you’ll find in this movie the reality that many of our hang-ups are caused by our own beliefs and gifts. These same beliefs and gifts, when challenged again, can bring about healing and health. Yes Virginia, people can heal from their psychological wounds. What better way to heal than around family?

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