"The Good Night" is a fantasy movie directed by Jack Paltrow and starring Keith Allen and Steffan Boje.
The fantasy movie tells the story of the protagonist, Gary, who meets Ana Amari and falls in love with her.
Fantasy movie plot
The protagonist of the fantasy movie story, Gary, is a man who pursues perfection in everything. He used to be a successful Music Producer, but his career was up and down, and his relationship with his girlfriend Dora was elusive. The more commercial tunes he wrote became more and more vulgar, while his best friend, former bandmate Christopher Emmanuel Paul, kept breaking new ground. Frustrated, Gary meets Ana Amari. Ana Amari is exactly the kind of girl Gary dreamed of, from his aesthetic point of view, as well as intellectual level and sexuality, she just fits Gary's standards. The problem is, she only exists in Gary's dreams. In order to keep dreaming of Ana Amari, Gary slept more and more, he refused to accept the explanation that Ana Amari appeared in the dream actually represented similar trouble in his life, and was only willing to indulge in the fantasy movie dream to escape reality. 
The Good Night fantasy movie background creation
The fantasy movie script was handed over to Freeman by writer and director Jack Paltrow a year and a half before filming began. "I'd read a lot of scripts and couldn't find anything I liked," Freeman recalled. "Jack was a great writer, and I fell in love with the story right away."Gary in the film is a London Music Producer with a brilliant record who has lived in New York City since the band disbanded. While former bandmate and Gary's partner Christopher Emmanuel Paul had broken new ground, Gary was slumped and had to struggle with commercial productions for a living. In emotional life, Gary and his long-term girlfriend Dora have lost their passion. "He wasn't happy," Freeman said. "He knew what he was capable of, but the reality was getting farther and farther from the ideal. When he met the ideal woman in a fantasy movie dream, he chose to indulge, because the dream made him forget reality. unsatisfactory in it.”