Producer Mike Glad Discusses the Subtle and Not So Subtle Meanings Behind His Film “Wish You Were Here”

 

The present world moves at a confounding speed. In any event, during a pandemic, individuals are in a hurry. Innovation has made it feasible for individuals to achieve various assignments in the next to no time. As indicated by producer Mike Glad, the capacity to take on a few errands without a moment's delay is incredible for boosting profitability, however someplace along the line, individuals pass up associating with others. Mr. Happy says that is one of the messages he trusts individuals escape his film, "Wish You Were Here". 

In a post that shows up in the University of California's the Bottom Line, the writer portrayed how the obliteration of the nature of human communication was being brought about by innovation and the way that individuals are more disposed to utilize a PC or a cell phone refrain interfacing with others or plunking down and composing real content or text. "One reason I needed to make the film was that I needed individuals to see the magnificence and the force of written by hand text. I utilized more than 500 postcards in the film, and everyone included had significant content depicting what the essayist saw. Their appreciation for the excellence that was around them.", Mike Glad said. 

As indicated by Mr. Happy, straightforwardness is, of the time, multiple times better compared to lavishness. "In a portion of the postcards I utilized in the film, the individuals who visited the more modest towns and wards of Guatemala depicted the excursion, on just made boats. They, at that point, proceeded to portray the effortlessness of the garbs worn by the individuals who were steam handers and the earthy coloured assistants in the filthy white clothing. The postcards gave individuals a dream of a different universe to individuals who might always be unable to observe it for themselves. I believe that something as straightforward as composing a postcard starts the creative mind and assists with bringing back only a tad of the humanity we've lost in the public arena.", Mike Glad said. 

Mike Glad says that there is excellence in general, and that is what he trusted his film would permit individuals to see. "I put a great deal of spotlight on the native individuals in Guatemala since I accept that individuals would see the excellence in the effortlessness of the daily routines they experienced back in the mid-1900s and in specific areas, still today. There is something to be said about discovering joy in where you are and in what you have. During the early piece of the twentieth century, Guatemala was known as the Paris of Central America, and in light of current circumstances. It was home to probably the most multifaceted engineering around there. I trust that revealing a little insight into a country and its kin through depictions in time will make people fully aware of the truth that we are no different either way, regardless of where we are or what we have. Assets amount to nothing since what is in the heart is the only thing that is in any way important.", Mike Glad said.