"10 years old recovering from pneumonia, I created my own cinema, using the empty Penicillin bottles. My younger brother became my assistant. When we had a new movie, he would go around and announce the show to the children in the neighborhood
. Then he would issue hand made tickets and sell them at the door. (He would give the money back to children after the movie.) I would hide behind a curtain and with my hands move the medicine bottles and speak with the voice of my characters, among which were Napoleon and Desiree. That’s perhaps how I discovered the pleasure of transforming. This experience became perhaps the essence of my writing and playwriting. Perhaps it also became the essence of my faith in making the impossible possible." - Ana Ingham www.anaingham.com
I'll be in LA from February 17 onward. My eight screenplays are waiting
for producers who want to make narrative-driven movies, which are sad and humorous at the same time.