Drama,Music,Comedy United States of America
In the movie Follow That Dream, after the Kwimper family's car runs out of gas on a new Florida highway, they encounter an arrogant state supervisor who insists they cannot stay and tries to force them to leave. However, Pop Kwimper, the head of the family, refuses to give in and instead decides to establish their own homestead right there along the roadside.
Pop Kwimper, along with his son Toby and their adopted children - Holly, Ariadne, and the twins - starts building their own little community, complete with a series of shacks and a makeshift farm on the strip of land they occupy. Along the way, they face various challenges, including the disapproval of the state authorities and the locals who are skeptical of their unconventional way of living.
As their community begins to flourish, the Kwimper family catches the attention of a glamorous Beverly Hills socialite, who is passing through the area. She becomes enamored with Pop Kwimper's charming personality and the family's unique way of life. Seeing the potential for exploiting their story for her own gain, she convinces Pop to allow her to promote his small community as a tourist attraction.
However, the situation soon escalates when greedy businessmen and corrupt politicians become interested in profiting from the Kwimper family's land. They try to manipulate and exploit the family, threatening their way of life. With their idyllic homestead under threat, the Kwimper family must come together and fight for what they believe in.
Throughout the movie, Follow That Dream explores themes of family, resilience, and the pursuit of individual freedom. It showcases the determination and resourcefulness of the Kwimper family as they navigate the challenges imposed on them by society.
Ultimately, the Kwimper family's spirit and unity prevail, and they manage to outsmart their adversaries, protecting their land and independence. Follow That Dream concludes with the realization that by standing up for their rights and embracing their own version of the American dream, the Kwimper family has found a true sense of belonging and happiness in their newfound community.
Pop Kwimper, along with his son Toby and their adopted children - Holly, Ariadne, and the twins - starts building their own little community, complete with a series of shacks and a makeshift farm on the strip of land they occupy. Along the way, they face various challenges, including the disapproval of the state authorities and the locals who are skeptical of their unconventional way of living.
As their community begins to flourish, the Kwimper family catches the attention of a glamorous Beverly Hills socialite, who is passing through the area. She becomes enamored with Pop Kwimper's charming personality and the family's unique way of life. Seeing the potential for exploiting their story for her own gain, she convinces Pop to allow her to promote his small community as a tourist attraction.
However, the situation soon escalates when greedy businessmen and corrupt politicians become interested in profiting from the Kwimper family's land. They try to manipulate and exploit the family, threatening their way of life. With their idyllic homestead under threat, the Kwimper family must come together and fight for what they believe in.
Throughout the movie, Follow That Dream explores themes of family, resilience, and the pursuit of individual freedom. It showcases the determination and resourcefulness of the Kwimper family as they navigate the challenges imposed on them by society.
Ultimately, the Kwimper family's spirit and unity prevail, and they manage to outsmart their adversaries, protecting their land and independence. Follow That Dream concludes with the realization that by standing up for their rights and embracing their own version of the American dream, the Kwimper family has found a true sense of belonging and happiness in their newfound community.
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