credits at the end of the movie say “Emanuel Isler,” but around Denver he’s known simply as Mani, the guy who grew up on the West Side and whose long-held dream of working as a film writer and producer is finally coming to fruition. Isler’s career path has taken him quite a long way from the time when, at age 14, he co-wrote a dinner theater musical at the old HEA on the West Side. Now he has written and produced two recently premiered feature films, “The Charnel House” and “A Song for the Living.” Son of the late Margaret and Otto Isler, Mani left Denver when he was 19 to attend Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles, where he majored in communications, concentrating on […]
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