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I'll drive this point home on the dim hope that someone, anyone might care to notice:

Mr. Sandman is famous for bringing dreams, hence the song.

Hated 17 YO Mr. Sandmann was being taunted for his dreams ("Make America Great Again"), by BLACK "Hebrew Israelites".

Black. That is to say (if the identity of "Hebrew Israelites" weren't enough to attract attention)...

... the "brothers".

The Messianic Light is all about shockingly dumb obvious stuff that is out there in the broader culture that everyone knows already, but thinks has no connection to God's dealings with humanity.

It's just like the Purim story: the highly orchestrated plotline is concealed by a bunch of "random" details and events. No mention of God in the Megillah, when in fact He's in the little details on every page, even sitting right there in the word JEW (because... the Pintele yud/Yid, bring it down):

יהודי

יהוה

Then when people look back, they see how nothing was a coincidence. 2020 hindsight makes it apparent that every detail was orchestrated.

And the movie famous for turning time on its head opens 1955 with Four Aces asking Mr. Sandman for a dream/bride, in the opposite land of Hill Valley. Then it cuts to the center of town, where the theater is featuring a movie with Ronald Reagan (Cattle Queen of Montana). Another flipped over detail in the movie, because here are some famous lines...

Doc: Who's President of the United States in 1985?
Marty: Ronald Reagan.
Doc: Ronald Reagan!? The ACTOR?

>>>

Who's president in 2018? Donald Trump. Donald Trump?! The BUSINESSMAN?

(The guy who rebuilds towers.)

It's like that, on and on. 2020 will mark 35 ("Yehudi", Jew) years since 1985.

Great Scott! DeLorean factory to resume production after 35 years!

PLOT

Pop Jones inherits a piece of family land in Montana, so he and his daughter, Sierra Nevada, decide to leave their Texas ranch and move there. As she bathes in a pond along the trail, Sierra Nevada encounters a stranger, Farrell, a hired gunman who warns her about dangerous Indians nearby.

There are way more details in the scene where Marty comes to town, in 1955. Example, the clock is located on the building that is the classic imagery of a temple. Look at the time on the clock - it's 8:30. Come on Jewish FReeps, you know that number, don't you?

For 830 years — from 833 to 423 BCE and again from 349 BCE to 69 CE — there stood an edifice upon a Jerusalem hilltop which served as the point of contact between heaven and earth. So central was this edifice to our lives as Jews that nearly two-thirds of the mitzvot (commandments of the Torah) are contingent upon its existence. Its destruction is regarded as the greatest tragedy of our history, and its rebuilding will mark the ultimate redemption — the restoration of harmony within G-d's creation and between G-d and His creation.
https://www.chabad.org/library/article_cdo/aid/52754/jewish/The-Holy-Temple-an-Anthology.htm

Save the clock tower!!!

It was stuck by lightning (connecting heaven and earth) at 10:04. Here's the flier, which "just happens" to read:

Plans to Launch Test of New Toll System Here
The facts regarding the situation remain the same, state the authorities. Details concerning the action have been given a preliminary investigation but it is felt that only by a more detailed study will the true facts become known.

10:04. The Megillah ends at 10:03. Verse "4" is verse 1:1 (it's a scroll). Back to the beginning:

1.1 And it came to pass in the days of Ahasuerus, this is Ahasuerus who reigned, from Hodu to Kush, over one hundred and twenty seven provinces:

It's November, election season, so a car is rolling by with the guy on a speaker saying,

"The future is in your hands."

All about reelecting Mayor Red Thomas. There's a lot of bright red in that scene: the Miller beer truck, the red/orange vest, the curbs.

Notice the street routes running through the town. It's the neshamah, heading east. 395.

"That's the power of love."

And don't forget about Uncle "Jailbird" Joey.

Or when Doc was reminiscing about November 5th, 1955. It was the day he invented time travel, when he fell and hit his head.

Saturday, November 5th, 1955, check the Haftarah at Chabad:

18.And the child grew up; and it was one day that he went out to his father, to the reapers.
19.And he said to his father, "My head! My head!" And he said to the servant, "Carry him to his mother."

"Relax, Calvin, you've got a big bruise on your head."

Not. Enough. Popcorn.

(Or homework.)