The director is adapting a bestselling novel into a political love story film set during the Cold War. The novel was based on a newspaper article by the director that linked more to political truths than the fictional story elements. Filming will take place at a major European studio to independently finance the production, as Hollywood does not work with independents before completion. The director is seeking participation to fund the independent production.

1. MAKING THE MOVIE GENUINE
Director MarieAnna Dvorak

2. The movie has been adapted from a bestselling novel based on a newspaper article
written by MarieAnna Dvorak in the early 80s. "The Unbearable Lightness of Being" title
links more to the truth than to the novel story as it was muddled with a fictional motif
of eroticism. The line between the two elements is confusing and readers are calling for
the truth. Our political love story film in the vein of Casablanca is their answer.
Timing is everything, therefore the intention of bringing this crucial Cold War story back
to life wasn't the book, but the political crisis of today. Mark Twain was right, history
really rhymes. The story manifests contradiction in ideologies - Capitalism vs
Communism - between the United States and what was back then behind the Iron
Curtain. And the Einstein's declaration proves once again to be true: "Unless our
civilization achieves the moral strength to overcome this evil [hate and violence], it is
bound to share the fate of former civilizations: decline and decay."
As Hollywood doesn't work with independents before film completion, we are doomed
to finance the production independently, and thus we would appreciate your
participation. Filming will be held in a major European studio credited with many
Hollywood blockbusters.
Director/Writer MarieAnna Dvorak
dvorakproductions@gmail.com
http://phillipsinternational.weebly.com/dvorak-productions