Anastasia
Part 1
by Script by Magdalena Lankosz / Art by Joanna Karpowicz
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Pub Date 12 Jun 2019 | Archive Date 4 Jul 2019
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Description
Part 1: 1926. A mother and her young daughter come to Los Angeles. The mother is chasing her dream: she wants to conquer Hollywood, no matter the cost. Her little girl, Anastasia, is the perfect candidate to be cinema’s next big star. But can she stand the pressure? The clash of dreams and the dirty reality of show business is a heavy burden to bear, as Anastasia comes face to face with the crime, abuse, and murky secrets of an all-powerful industry. A story that calls into question the so-called golden era of Hollywood, when the “dream factory” resembled a Byzantine empire, above the law and fed by vanity and greed.
Available Editions
EDITION | Ebook |
ISBN | 9791032808337 |
PRICE | US$8.99 (USD) |
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