Robert Kollar is a talented and experienced innovator who creatively brings people and storytelling together. He possesses a wealth of knowledge acquired over 35 years in the entertainment industry and has worked in diverse locations worldwide.
Bringing inspiration to a project is something Robert does like few others can. In 2004, adding real-life worldly and spiritual experiences, along with his passion for encouraging the arts and storytelling, he motivated film and art professionals to unite in the creation of HatcHfest, a film, arts and music festival based in Bozeman, Montana, now in its 17th year bringing in both Hollywood legends and new artists from around the world.
His artistic background is continually interwoven within his new company, Movies With A Mission/Cornerstone Productions (mwmcornerstone.com), where he has written several screenplays which are in development for both screen and stage.
Robert produced, wrote, directed and acted, along with several other talented artists, in the full-length feature film, “TAKE TWO” (a true life spiritual story about him and his now 20 year old daughter, Kristi Kollar, that begins in tragedy but leads to salvation). Based on their story, Robert is now speaking on the subject of Fatherhood teaming with Kristi who is speaking on Pro-Life – No Exceptions!
Three feature films currently in development are, “SCENE 3” – the Continuation of “TAKE TWO”, “STEALING BROOMTAILS” (a western about modern-day horse theft and parenting), and “IF ANY MAN – The Adoniram Judson Story” (the true story of America’s first foreign missionary, set in Burma during the early 1800’s). Locations are being sought for these projects throughout the US, South America and S/E Asia.
Papa Robert, Kristi, and her 18-month-old daughter, Adeline Kollar, are now living in New York City where he is currently writing a book and taking care of Adeline while Kristi attends her 2nd year at the American Musical and Dramatic Academy (AMDA).
“My Daughter Was Raped and Pregnant, But My Granddaughter Healed Us”
