My Father's Dragon

In a modest town where a tiny candy shop once sang with the laughter of customers, Elmer grows up listening to the clink of jars and the soft sighs of his mother, Dela. Their world shifts when the shop closes and the family drifts toward a bustling city, a place that feels simultaneously larger than life and oddly empty. Elmer, a quiet and imaginative boy, finds himself caught between the weight of responsibility and the yearning for an adventure that might lift the veil of loneliness that has settled over his days.

Beyond the clamor of the city’s docks lies Wild Island, a place whispered about in hushed tones and sketched in the margins of forgotten maps. The island hovers between reality and myth, its landscapes dotted with vibrant flora, luminous waterfalls, and creatures that seem to have stepped straight from a bedtime story. The atmosphere is one of gentle wonder, underscored by an undercurrent of mystery that promises both delight and challenge for anyone daring enough to set foot on its shores.

It is there that Elmer’s path crosses that of a young dragon, Boris, whose eyes hold centuries of quiet yearning. Their meeting is as unexpected as it is hopeful, sparking a companionship built on curiosity, trust, and the shared desire to find a place where they truly belong. Together, they stand on the cusp of an odyssey that will test their bravery, illuminate the power of friendship, and reveal hidden strengths within themselves and the fantastical world around them. The film balances whimsy with heartfelt emotion, inviting audiences to wander through a richly imagined realm where the ordinary transforms into the extraordinary, and where every step forward is a step toward discovering one’s own true home.

Last Updated: August 09, 2025 at 21:09