Even though the glamour of the fifties or sixties seems to have been replaced by just glamorous fees and a glamorous remoteness of Hollywood trom the real world. „Dream factory“ takes a glimpse behind the facades of the movie star world in Hollywood and the Beverly Hills. We peep into everyday life of the entertainment industry, where waitresses are looking for stardom, producers meet for power lunches and screen writers from all over the world will try almost everything – for just one hit movie. Pictures from a world that feels strangely familiar – just like the guys on tv.

We are meeting Leonard Nimoy aka Mister Spock in Pasadena, Arnold Schwarzenegger and his „Terminator“ director James Cameron on Hollywood Boulevard, Clint Eastwood claims that he doesn‘t enjoy to be in Warner Bros studios in L.A. (he rather spends his time in Carmel by the coast), and Crocodile-Dundee superstar Paul Hogan is almost of the same breed. But this is Hollywood, where dreams are made effortlessly. And the money and the people are here, who know how to handle that business. Peter Guber, producer of hit movies such as „Easy Rider“ admits: „In the end the only question that really matters is: How much have we earned?“