Director: Alex Woo
When two siblings realize their parents' marriage is quietly falling apart, they set out on a journey no map can chart: straight into the world of dreams itself.
What is In Your Dreams about?
Stevie and her younger brother Elliot notice the cracks in their household long before the adults are ready to admit them, and rather than wait for grown-ups to fix things, they decide to take matters into their own hands. Following an old family bedtime story to the letter, the two children slip into the Dream World, a place built from imagination, memory, and the strange logic of sleep, hoping that if they can find the right magic there, they can pull their parents back together. Along the way, they run into vivid, larger-than-life dream characters who complicate their plan as much as they help it, forcing Stevie and Elliot to learn that the thing holding their family together was never going to be found in someone else's magic. It's an adventure story wrapped around a very grounded question about what kids do when they sense something at home is breaking.
Cast & crew
Jolie Hoang-Rappaport and Elias Janssen voice Stevie and Elliot, the siblings driving the story, while Cristin Milioti and Simu Liu voice their parents. Craig Robinson, Gia Carides, Omid Djalili, and SungWon Cho round out the Dream World's cast of oddball characters the siblings meet along the way.
Context & significance
In Your Dreams sits in the animated family-adventure tradition, using a fantastical dream-logic setting to work through a very real subject — a marriage under strain — without losing its sense of humor or momentum. It carries a 5.9 rating on IMDb and runs a brisk 97 minutes, aimed squarely at family audiences looking for something imaginative rather than heavy.
Where & how to watch
In Your Dreams is available on K-Time with Persian dubbing, making it an easy pick for family movie nights in Farsi. Watching only requires a free K-Time account login, and this page can be read in full before you sign in, whether you're deciding for the kids or checking it out yourself first.