Mystery of Dawn

1. TITLE: Motion Picture-Truth is Stranger Than Fiction
During the Cold War a novel was published in France, followed by a
movie adaptation shortly after. The writer took the idea from an article
entitled "Odyssey of Homecoming," describing a period of life of a
young actress who was falsely accused of espionage upon her return
from the USA back home to the totalitarian regime. But the writer
replaced this major and deeply emotional theme with unfitted fiction
that until now makes readers wonder what is true and what is fiction.
The actual character is now answering their question in the "Mystery of
Dawn" screenplay.
Many films from WWII were released, but the postwar era behind the
Iron Curtain where people silently suffered in the grasp of the brutal
secret police, has been neglected. The Mystery of Dawn is a story of
politics wrapped in love and set against the backdrop of democracy
and totalitarianism in cities steeped in history such as New York,
Atlanta and Prague. The prevailing emotion of love doesn't manifest
only the devotion we hold for each other, but also the patriotic love we
feel for our country and which can be damaged by those who hold
power over us. This historical story also brings back everybody's
darling Shirley Temple Black, the iconic Colonel Sanders and the
popular male sex symbol Troy Donahue, for they all were there. Just
as were the expressive songs of hippies. Even the dawn was truly
rising in the key moments, leaving in awe the ones who lived the life.
The fundamental benefit for return on investment lies in the novel's
publicity and in all the readers who can be considered a preexisting
audience. A true life story is another element of success, especially
when the truth is documented in historical archives. The story will be
filmed in a major studio. If interested in financing the production,
please contact MarieAnna Dvorak at dvorakproductions@gmail.com, or
Sue Phillips at http://phillipsinternational.weebly.com/dvorak-
productions.html.