Introduction

My resolution for the lost

When I was thirty I came across a path that was presented to me when I was child. I never gave it much thought at that time, but then that’s what I told myself. I felt lost. Alone. Even somewhat betrayed. At the time I had no idea, yet at that time I did.  I realized that if my life had been a movie and had the opportunity to view it, I saw many things in the movie that I didn’t like. Really, I downright hated the movie, I thought it was a modern day makeover of a classic film that wasn’t filmed, produced, even written properly. I thought many ways I could improve it, I would sit through it until the sloppy ending and tell someone that I could make a better movie myself.  And then at that moment a split second thought would shift my views on life. My life. I would then embark on a journey that would take me far beyond all common sense and into a reality that didn’t seem or feel real. A reality that doesn’t seem real! What kind of a path would do that to you. You see that make shift crummy remake of a classic was my life. I thought to myself how can I compare my life to this, to a classic I have never watched.  I looked around for days for the original film and once I found it, I watch it. I watched in awe, my jaw dropped to the floor, you see, I found millions of classics, all the same, all done wrong, all the same mistakes. But they all had crummy endings. This made me think the hardest I have in all my 30 years of life. Beyond all reason, all reality. I was then determined to film a new movie. I wanted it to be perfect in every way, from the writing, to the filming, casting, producing and acting. This is the introduction to my film.