True Believers

A father-daughter sand-sculpting team explore art and life on a crazy adventure to a magic mountain in New Zealand and discover dreams are real.
 

Artmedia is developing a new feature film, True Believers, and we are currently seeking finance, in the early stages of casting and developing the screenplay.

Sax and Sarah are a father-daughter sand-sculpting team who set off to explore art and life on a crazy road adventure from Bondi Beach to the Adelaide Fringe Festival (pictured left) plying their art.

They meet Zoe, a pavement artist, whom Sax develops a relationship with and she joins their team, much to Sarah's displeasure. Sax and Sarah learn to live in the moment and trust that they will be where they should be and do what needs to be done. Harmony prevails over the conflicts they encounter and they finally arrive at a magic mountain in New Zealand, where they discover that dreams are real.

True Believers is adapted from the novel 'Believers in Love' by Alan Clay. The book received good reviews in America and Canada, where Alan was invited to tour literary festivals in 2003. Find these reviews here.

Following the success of Alan's film adaptation of his second novel, Dance Sisters, into the feature film, Butterfly Crush, Alan will also adapt 'Believers in Love' and direct the film.

On this site you can find a synopsis of True Believers and also check out reviews of the book 'Believers in Love', on which the film is based.
 

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last updated 14 June 2010