Film Hatch Media: A Journey of Self-Discovery

Film Hatch Media is an international movie house in pursuit of aiding authors in spreading their sensational stories to a wider audience. With numerous records of winning scripts and captivating trailers, the company strives to continue aiming for the top. Linda Eketoft’s moving tale finds its way to the hearts of people.

“Centralen” follows the footsteps of a nameless girl as she traverses through the complicated and confusing paths of her life. Starting from thought-provoking moments on a train across Siberia but with no purpose in sight, she is forced into situations that compel her into making the most crucial decisions she could ever make in her life.

Linda Eketoft shows her readers the value of discovery – from the unseemly persons an individual comes across, to the endless wonders of nature, even to the depths of one’s psyche. You will have to learn to conquer your fears, overcome the hardships, and finally realize your purpose in life.

Engulf yourself in the wonderful world, with meaningful characters, of Linda Eketoft’s “Centralen” – both the beauty and the pain, through the questions and the answers, and from confusion to consciousness.

“Centralen”
Written by Linda Eketoft
Published by AuthorHouse UK
Publication Date: November 16, 2009
Paperback: $14.49

About the Author:
Linda Eketoft started to write fiction during Law School in Sweden, after living in Paris where she studied Philosophy at the Sorbonne; creating poetry in her spare time. She arrived in London to complete her Masters in Law, before starting to work in the city. It was not till after having lived in Sydney for a year and returning to London she decided to publish her first book, ’Centralen’. Her extensive travels in Europe, South America, and Antarctica in combination with mountaineering in the Himalayas and the Karakoram and her infallible passion for the arts - have laid the foundation for experiences she uses in her writing. Eketoft is fast creating a reputation for being hard-to-place in terms of literary style. Her debut is stylistically very unique from other contemporary writers, and she has initially been branded surrealist, magic-realist, and gothic to mention a few. The shared view among readers in terms of theme however is that Eketoft seems to deal with the borderland between individual perception and universal reality that emerge from intriguing encounters and situations.

Contact Information

Ian Montgomery

Fulfillment Manager

Film Hatch Media

ian.montgomery@filmhatchmedia.com