The Projectionist follows Leith, a man adrift in life, whose mundane existence working in a cinema takes a sudden turn after an unexpected and mysterious encounter. This chance meeting imbues him with the ability to step inside the films he watches, blurring the line between reality and fiction. As Leith journeys deeper into the world of cinema, he begins to unravel hidden truths about his life, his purpose, and his connection to ancient spiritual traditions. On this voyage of self-discovery he meets a woman struggling with a secret generational curse. This magical realism novel weaves together themes of self-discovery, interconnectedness, and the power of storytelling, exploring how the ordinary and extraordinary are intricately linked. Through Leith's transformative journey, readers are reminded that true change comes from within, and meaning can be found even in the most ordinary moments. With its whimsical tone and rich, sensory detail, The Projectionist offers both introspection and surreal wonder, making it an engaging read for those seeking a unique story that blends modern life with ancient wisdom. A tale for fans of The Midnight Library and The Four Agreements, The Projectionist invites you to question reality, embrace your true nature, and find connection in an increasingly fragmented world.