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France 1965. A writer, at the treshold of death, battles his best friend and critics to win the Nobel Prize.
Leaning towards: Based on actual events, a writer on the brink of death must overcome naysaying friends and critics to win the Nobel Prize in 1960s France. Take care.
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Based on actual events, a writer on the brink of death must overcome naysaying friends and critics to win the Nobel Prize in 1960s France.
Take care.
See lessIn France, an extremely gifted, aging, and seriously ill writer, supported by a female student, starts his last desperate battle against the critics and his best friend to achieve the global recognition.
When I read aging, I assume the writer is in his mid to late 70s. I think it would be better to mention the age since you also go on to state the writer is seriously ill. Why is (whatever he's working on) his last battle against the critics? Is he terminally ill and dying? If so, then you could alsoRead more
When I read aging, I assume the writer is in his mid to late 70s. I think it would be better to mention the age since you also go on to state the writer is seriously ill. Why is (whatever he’s working on) his last battle against the critics? Is he terminally ill and dying? If so, then you could also mention that it gives your logline a ticking timebomb. And who’s the main antagonist here? Is it the critics or his best friend? What did his best friend do that the writer is so against him?
See lessAt the threshold of death, an obscure, nonconformist, bisexual writer settles down with a female student on the French Riviera to fight the last merciless battle for his life and global recognition.
From who's point of view is this story told?
From who’s point of view is this story told?
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