Time-Traveling Love Story Hits the Big Screen

Paul A. Mendelson's novel "Seville" is getting a movie makeover, thanks to Avatar Entertainment. This isn't your average love story. It's a mix of romance, comedy, and sci-fi that takes readers on a journey through time. The story revolves around William and Luisa, a couple trying to save their marriage. They head to Seville, Spain, where they had their honeymoon 30 years ago. But things take a strange turn when they start meeting their younger selves. This time-bending adventure forces them to face their past regrets and losses.Avatar Entertainment sees big potential in this story. They've grabbed the rights and are turning it into a film. Larry Robinson, the founder of Avatar, is producing it. The director, George Siougas, is known for his short film "The One Note Man, " which was nominated for both a BAFTA and an Oscar. Mendelson isn't new to this game. He's written six other novels and worked on BBC comedies like "May to December" and "My Hero. " Avatar has been busy lately, snagging rights to other popular books like "Out of the Darkness" and "Operation Kazan. " The film adaptation of "Seville" aims to appeal to a wide audience. It's a blend of genres that could attract fans of romance, comedy, and sci-fi. With Mendelson writing the screenplay and Siougas directing, the project is in good hands.