Story of friendship, perseverance, and the power of dreams.

At its core, the movie shows that success isn’t just about reaching the finish line but about not giving up, even when the odds seem stacked against you. This theme is beautifully woven throughout the story, as the characters face one setback after another, yet refuse to give in. Their determination becomes a symbol of hope for anyone who has ever struggled with making their dreams a reality.

The theme of trust is equally important. The film makes a clear statement that partnerships built on faith and honesty are key to overcoming obstacles and achieving dreams.

I hate to admit but I only watch this because of Peng Yu Chang. While two other main actors deliver the role requirements, for me, Peng Yu Chang delivers an outstanding performance as one of the lead characters. He has a natural charisma that draws you in from the very start, making the audience smile with his light-hearted and humorous portrayal in the early part of the movie. But as the plot thickens and he is forced to make difficult decisions—ultimately choosing to favor his people over his personal desires—he brings a deep emotional intensity to the role. His portrayal is so moving that I found myself genuinely affected by his choices, and at one point, I even got goosebumps. Peng Yu Chang’s ability to balance both the joy and heartbreak of his character’s journey is truly remarkable.

The movie will leave the audience with a lasting message— “never let go of your dreams until you are ready to wake up and make it happen.” It’s a reminder that dreams are worth fighting for, but they also require action, hard work, and, most importantly, faith in yourself and in the people around you.

This film is light-themed, short and sweet, a must-watch for anyone who believes in the power of chasing dreams.

Will I consider watching it again? Yes, probably if Im having wasted effort and needed an inspiration.