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Reel Life Films   By: (1910-1996)

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In "Reel Life Films" by Sam Merwin, readers are invited to immerse themselves in a world where imagination intertwines with reality, blurring the lines between the two. Merwin's artistic storytelling takes readers on a journey through the captivating realm of movies, chasing dreams, and the consequences of bending the rules of time itself.

The novel introduces us to the protagonist, Jack, a talented and ambitious filmmaker who is determined to revolutionize the industry. Jack stumbles upon a hidden secret, a long-lost film reel rumored to possess unparalleled power - the ability to bring its viewers into the story. Armed with this newfound device, Jack faces a formidable choice: to use this unique opportunity for personal gain or to harness it for the greater good of humanity.

Merwin excels in crafting intricate and multi-dimensional characters, each with their own desires, flaws, and moral quandaries. Jack's inner conflicts and moral dilemmas are palpable, urging readers to reflect on the ethical implications of wielding great power. As the story unravels, we witness the consequences of playing with time and immersing oneself in reel life films, leading to unforeseen consequences that challenge Jack's initial aspirations.

The author's vivid and evocative descriptions transport readers directly onto the film sets, allowing them to experience the magic and chaos of movie-making firsthand. Merwin's deep knowledge of the industry is evident in the way he intricately weaves the technical aspects of filmmaking into the narrative, offering readers a behind-the-scenes glimpse into the world of cinema.

"Reel Life Films" explores themes of ambition, morality, and the consequences of tampering with time. Merwin's adept storytelling, coupled with his insightful exploration of these themes, keeps readers engaged throughout. The narrative offers a thought-provoking commentary on the risks and rewards of pursuing one's dreams while reminding us of the importance of remaining grounded in reality.

While "Reel Life Films" takes its readers on an enthralling journey, it occasionally becomes entangled in its own complexities. At times, the intricate plot can be challenging to follow, making it necessary to pay close attention to detail. Nevertheless, Merwin's captivating storytelling compensates for any confusion, leaving readers eagerly turning pages in anticipation of the next twist in the tale.

Overall, "Reel Life Films" is an immersive and thought-provoking novel that skillfully blends the realms of fantasy and reality. Merwin's mastery of storytelling, coupled with his deep understanding of the film industry, makes for a truly compelling read. This novel will appeal to anyone who cherishes the magic of cinema, while also prompting readers to reflect on the implications of their own ambitions and the risks involved in bending the rules of time.

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At least a contributing factor to the current cycle of science fiction movies being made in Hollywood is the touchiness of minorities having their nationals being portrayed as villains. Cinema makers are now trying to avoid further boycotts by using space aliens for villains. But suppose some of our Extraterrestrial neighbors are also a bit touchy?

reel life films

by ... Jacques Jean Ferrat

Pity the poor purveyor of mere entertainment in today's world. He can't afford to offend a soul, yet must have a villain.

Twenty five years ago Cyril Bezdek and E. Carter Dorwin would have met in a private railway car belonging to one of them. They might even have met in a private train. At any rate they would have met in absolute privacy. But it being the present, they had to be content with a series of adjoining rooms taking up less than one half of a car on the Super Sachem, fastest coast to coast train in the country.

Their meeting in private was very important. Upon its results hinged the future of Gigantic Studios, one of Hollywood's big three production companies.

Dorwin was the powerful plenipotentiary of the Consolidated Trust Company of Manhattan and backer of Gigantic's multimillion dollar productions. He was on his way West to make sure that the interests of his bank were being adequately served by the studio... Continue reading book >>




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