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To stop the bloody war between the two Five Points gangs, gangleader Paul Kelly must defeat his rival Monk Eastman in a boxing match, with the winner?s gang taking the disputed territory.
Give us the era then the main conflict. In 1800 (whenever) the heads of the two gangs running New York agree to a winner takes all boxing match to end a bloody war.
Give us the era then the main conflict.
In 1800 (whenever) the heads of the two gangs running New York agree to a winner takes all boxing match to end a bloody war.
See lessStrange people in a foreign land with no constitutional rights, these Irish gypsies learn the hard way that the criminal can become the crime victim!
As the others have mentioned, the story isn't clear. Who specifically does what and why?
As the others have mentioned, the story isn’t clear.
Who specifically does what and why?
See lessAn accomplished Nigerian scam artist, beset by his conscience after his latest victim commits suicide, decides to quit the game but there is one last score.
I know this is completely different, but your logline got me thinking.-------------------------------"After his latest victim commits suicide, a Nigerian scam artist goes straight and starts his own legitimate business, only to find the government officials and unions he must deal with are more corrRead more
I know this is completely different, but your logline got me thinking.
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“After his latest victim commits suicide, a Nigerian scam artist goes straight and starts his own legitimate business, only to find the government officials and unions he must deal with are more corrupt than he ever was.”
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The ‘one last job’?movie has been done a lot, (Which is okay, but needs a strong hook for it to work) but what about a con-man who goes straight, only to find the seedy hoops you have to jump through to start a ‘legitimate’ business’ is more of a scam than his old life.
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