Into the Wild

I've just finished [to watch]/watching the film. It is based on a true and fascinating story: Christopher McCandless' life. Christopher is a 23 year-old boy, born in to a wealthy American family. He has good results at school but he [doesn't feel peaceful]/is not at peace in his life. He loves reading, he has a great/rich culture and a strict moral code that involves/applies to himself and the world around him. Through famous writers' words, he shows his pain for his family. He wishes they didn't hadn't married but he also wants to [live]/be alive. (As a result,) we perceive that he has suffered a lot because of his parents. As well as this, he rejects the consumer society and he can't find happiness in his parents' presents. He doesn't want to live his parents' life, he doesn't look for money, fame or career. These strong feelings, together with his young impulsivity, make him decide to become a traveler. He  [probably tries]/is probably trying to find his place in the world. He seems to know who he is but he doesn't feel [represented]/fulfilled by his life. He wants to test his abilities through nature. He doesn't look for an [identification]/identity, he wants to experience and accept nature's challenges. He struggles between escape [of]/from society and the [research of]/search for something true/genuine/authentic. He's looking for new feelings and a new awarenesses. He shows/demonstrates deep thinking and he's happy to help others. Through his favourite writers' books, and nature, he goes on searching.