The Lost Fountain

Noah, a 12-year old boy and his two friends set out to find the fabled Fountain of Youth, believing it can save the leader’s younger brother who is inflicted with Progeria disease (premature aging). Unbeknownst to the boys, however, they are in a race for the fountain with an unscrupulous archaeologist who is hot on their trail. Entitled The Lost Fountain, the story leaves the viewer with the impression that if one truly believes, anything can be accomplished, and that even the most seemingly remote dream can be reached. It is an uplifting, unrelenting tale for anyone considering themselves a possibility thinker. The story is a timely expose offering hope and goodness to all ages, especially today’s children and youth. The The story is divided into four parts: How 12-year old Noah believes he is the cause of his younger brother’s ailment; the not so clear path he takes to identify his sense of guilt and remorse for believing he is the cause; the physical and emotional journey he takes with his two friends to make amends; and the quintessential resolution he makes with his family, friends and himself.