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During WW2, in occupied France, a former underdog cyclist working for the Resistance must compete in a national race organized by the Nazis to secretly carry out a vital microfilm to the Allied Forces at the Spanish border.
How about: In occupied France, as the Nazis decide to revive the Tour de France as a propaganda tool, a former cyclist working for the Resistance uses the event to secretly carry out a vital microfilm across the country to…
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When a teenage Jewish boy in Auschwitz learns his dream girl is Hitler’s daughter, he decides to stand up from the eyes of the SS and show death is not the only arousing them and not an infatuation he had on her.
Very interesting. This could be played as a retelling of the classic Romeo and Juliet tale set in the Auschwitz camp. Romeo is the Jewish teenage boy and Juliet is a high-ranking German officier's daughter. Their love faces incredible odds…
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Following a near-death experience, a down to earth cop discovers a secret society of astral travelers are manipulating major events in the physical world and works to prevent an imminent attack he suspects they are planning.
Really interesting. Thanks for the comments. I also just want to say that English is not my first language so it's not always easy for me to translate an idea or a structure from another idiom. But still, there is…
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To repay a debt, a gravedigger is forced to use his cemetery to cover up mob hits, but when the law leans on him, he must work both sides to avoid prison… Or worse.
This one has a lot of potential. Maybe it could be turned around and played like a twisted version of "Risky Business". The gravedigger is deep in debt and decides to starts this new business where hitmen and gangsters actually…
