Kuno Becker had limited English when filming began. Consequently, the script gives Santiago very few long speeches. Instead, the screenplay relies on . Look at page 42: "Santi stares at the Tyne Bridge. Cold. Alone. He rubs his chest. The asthma wheeze is back." That is "show, don't tell."
This is the "dark night of the soul" section. The script excels here because it avoids montage clichés. goal the dream begins script
Not in the clouds. In the repetition. In the unglamorous, unrepeatable, unshared Tuesday. In the goal you set at 6 a.m. and meet at 6 p.m. – exhausted, proud, alive. Kuno Becker had limited English when filming began