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THE IMPOSSIBLE DREAM
47% of Americans think the American Dream is coming to an end. With the rising costs of living, AI threatening to take jobs, and the self-entitled attitudes prevalent in our world today, many feel that this 250 year experiment has officially ended in failure. Few are hopeful that the future can be better for their children - in fact, some are even choosing not to have children.
This film dives into the stories of 3 real Americans who are grappling with the question: Is there hope for the future of this country? Is the dream still possible? Through their lives we will see what it looks like to live out the American Dream, and what each member of our nation needs to do to ensure it lives on for future generations.
The next 250 years
start with you.
IT'S TIME TO REAWAKEN AMERICA:
ABOUT THE TEAM
Hello! We are William and Madison Hearn, a Gen Z couple that spent their second year of marriage making this film for America's 250th. William spent part of his childhood in a third world country, which has given him a deep love for the USA and a unique perspective of its blessings, virtues, and challenges. When he heard a statistic that half of Americans believe the American Dream is dead, it shocked and saddened him. This film was born out of a desire to reach our fellow countrymen with a message of hope, and inspire them to do their part to keep the dream alive for future generations.
This is the first of many films we hope to make through Forge Media. We want to tell the stories that Hollywood won't touch.
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*All donations on this site will go to Homer Cinema LLC. Forge Media Group is currently under formation, pending federal 501c3 status. The Impossible Dream was produced by Homer Cinema LLC, and licensed to Forge Media Group for distribution.
"As the United States began to grow, a hope was born - that the future was something that could be created, that could be called good. They called this the American Dream."
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The Impossible Dream film is owned by Homer Cinema LLC, and Licensed to Forge Media Group. All donations through this website are to Homer Cinema LLC.
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