Consumption Film

Film / Option
"CONSUMPTION: A Trilogy of Obsession"
By Allison M. Dickson (c) All Rights Reserved

Optioned for film by Jim Terr - All Rights Reserved

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CLICK HERE for audition information for October 27 performance
Interview on KFUN October 17 re show and auditions

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If you do not, please sit in side section(s)

Thanks to Chief Montano for help in researching homeless assistance agencies.
Thanks to Plaza Hotel for generous use of their facility.

Low-res copy of this performance...

Knowing Allison’s skill, depth of research, and her sensibility, I asked her about optioning CONSUMPTION even before I read it. I mean come on – how is it that there was never a film called CONSUMPTION? Imagine my horrified delight when I actually read it and was chilled to the bone by this entirely plausible masterpiece of Gothic psychological horror.

And notice that there’s a lot of humanity and decency in the telling – on the part of all the characters – which gives the story some positive value in addition to its fantastic entertainment value. Add to that the simple-to-film storytelling form that the story suggests. Finally, it illuminates an aspect of lust that we all know is there, but never think about – especially in such a horrific way.

I am confident that CONSUMPTION will be the “small” story that makes a huge and lasting impact on American film. –Jim Terr

DOWNLOAD THE KINDLE EDITION
http://www.amazon.com/Consumption-Obsession-Allison-M-Dickson-ebook/dp/B00LKA4DXY

Cover Illustration, “Captured Heart 2.0” courtesy of ReaperXXIV at Deviant Art.
http://reaperxxiv.deviantart.com

Visit Allison’s website:
http://www.allisonmdickson.com

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Other Works by Allison M. Dickson
Novels
Strings
The Last Supper
Colt Coltrane and the Lotus Killer

Stories and Collections
Wicked Brew: 9 Tales of Misdeeds and Regret
At the End of Things: A Collection of Stories
Phantasmic Flashes (and other synaptic misfires)

Colt Coltrane and the Harrowing Heights of Hollywoodland

Contact Jim Terr