Into the Wild (2007)

In director/writer Sean Penn's documentary-styled, ill-fated odyssey and biopic drama, based upon Jon Krakauer's 1996 non-fiction book - about a quest for self-discovery:

• the concluding sequence - titled 'Final Chapter: Getting of Wisdom' - of free-spirited, idealistic, arrogant college-grad adventurer Christopher McCandless (Emile Hirsch) (renaming himself "Alexander Supertramp") on his way to a remote portion of Alaska in 1992 after forsaking his estranged family and many friends along his wanderlust journey
• his brief encounter at an RV park with young Tracy (Kristen Stewart), a guitar player introduced to him as "little Joni Mitchell" - and he spent an enjoyable but brief time with her
• his meeting up, at the Salton Sea (California) with kindly, elderly widower and leather worker Ron Franz (Oscar-nominated Hal Holbrook), and their discussion on a rocky hilltop - where they both climbed up - to talk about where to find human happiness: ("From the bits and pieces I've put together, you know, from what you told me about your family, your mother and your dad, and I know you've got your problems with the church too, but there's some kind of bigger thing we can all appreciate, and it sounds like you don't mind calling it God. But when you forgive, you love, and when you love, God's light shines on you")
• during their tearful and heartfelt parting scene just before Ron dropped off hitchhiking 'Alex' at the start of his Alaskan adventure, he proposed paternalistically to adopt 'Alex': ("You know, my, uh, my mother was an only child and so was my father, and, uh, I was their only child, so, uh, when I'm gone, I'm the end of the line. My family will be finished. What do you say you let me adopt you? I can be, say, your grandfather"); unfortunately, 'Alex' demurred: "Ron, could we talk about this when I get back from Alaska? Would that be okay?" - they would never have another opportunity to speak
• the final scene of Chris' prolonged, lonely, and painful death due to starvation and poisoning after eating inedible Wild Sweet Peas (mistaken for Wild Potato Alaska Carrot) - and his final words scrawled in block letters into his journal: "HAPPINESS ONLY REAL WHEN SHARED"

• the incredible pull-back shot from his face (as a single tear dropped from the corner of his right eye and then his left eye) as he gazed up at the light in the back of his abandoned 'magic bus' home (an IH 1946 abandoned bus) as he expired - followed by an actual self-portrait photograph of Chris sitting next to his bus