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Immortality
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Marissa Marcel: What's the thing?
IMMORTALITY will be an engaging trilogy from Sam Barlow, creator of Her Story. Make use of the cinematic capability for teleporting between scenes scene to explore a treasure archive of recently discovered footage from the three lost films of Marissa Marcel and traverse decades of movie history:
1968
Alan Fischer directs Ambrosio his adaptation of M. G. Lewis's notorious Gothic book The Monk. He casts unknown Marissa Marcel as the infamous Matilda.
1970
John Durick wrote Minsky, his film with Marcel as his inspiration. The film unfolds within New York City and concerns the murder of an artistic. Marissa plays the role as the muse who was murdered.
1999
Marcel and Durick pair up for Marcel's swansong after the long absence. Two of Everything, a action thriller with a subversive message about the double nature of a popular singer as well as her second act is named "Two Of Everything".
These movies were never released. They were believed to have been either lost or destroyed. Until now.
Marissa Marcel: What's the thing?
IMMORTALITY will be an engaging trilogy from Sam Barlow, creator of Her Story. Make use of the cinematic capability for teleporting between scenes scene to explore a treasure archive of recently discovered footage from the three lost films of Marissa Marcel and traverse decades of movie history:
1968
Alan Fischer directs Ambrosio his adaptation of M. G. Lewis's notorious Gothic book The Monk. He casts unknown Marissa Marcel as the infamous Matilda.
1970
John Durick wrote Minsky, his film with Marcel as his inspiration. The film unfolds within New York City and concerns the murder of an artistic. Marissa plays the role as the muse who was murdered.
1999
Marcel and Durick pair up for Marcel's swansong after the long absence. Two of Everything, a action thriller with a subversive message about the double nature of a popular singer as well as her second act is named "Two Of Everything".
These movies were never released. They were believed to have been either lost or destroyed. Until now.
