tive change is not unattainable.
“Dream On posits that the American Dream is in jeopardy, but
it is not dead. There are things
that can be done to revitalize it,
and improve opportunities for
people at the bottom rungs of
the economic ladder. We include
stories of people who faced
great adversity in their lives and
managed to really prosper.”
Dream On is currently being
screened in the film festival circuit and has been picked up by
PBS for 2016. Weisberg hopes
the film will be presented as an
election special, as some of his
previous efforts have been. Further, the film will be carried by
an educational distributor and
home video distributor that will
make it available on DVD and
all the major streaming portals. Weisberg also recognized
that the film functions as a sort
of call-to-action involving issues surrounding social mobility
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and inequality. Running parallel
to the film, an ambitious community engagement campaign
whereby groups and organizations who align with its message
will be able t