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When a harmless prank and a mystifying homicide collide, two men decide to run from the police to figure out who set them up. Their camaraderie shatters when one ends up in jail and the other one suddenly has a flawless alibi. A relentless detective keeps unravelling the truth behind a remarkably twisted story that keeps on washing up new suspects at every turn.
The greatest asset a writer can have is the ability to accept feedback, be it screenwriting-guru like generic or not. You never know what pearls of wisdom lie in the, seemingly inappropriate, comments a stranger can make until you employ complete objectivity. All the best, you're welcome back anytimRead more
The greatest asset a writer can have is the ability to accept feedback, be it screenwriting-guru like generic or not.
You never know what pearls of wisdom lie in the, seemingly inappropriate, comments a stranger can make until you employ complete objectivity.
All the best, you’re welcome back anytime.
See lessAfter his father dies under mysterious circumstances, a young man gets tangled up in an undercover operation against London’s most notorious crime family.
Hello, I agree with this: "stronger cause-and-effect link stated between the father?s death and the young man getting involved in a covert operation."
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See lessI agree with this: “stronger cause-and-effect link stated between the father?s death and the young man getting involved in a covert operation.”
When a midnight-show radio host receives an anonymous hint about a mysterious murder, he sets out to find the real killer and needs to convince the police they’re after the wrong person.
There is a book with a similar concept. Here's the logline of "Intent To Kill" By James?Grippando: Ryan James, a former minor-league baseball player turned sports radio host, receives an anonymous tip about the unsolved hit-and-run accident that killed his wife three years prior live on the air, butRead more
There is a book with a similar concept.
Here’s the logline of “Intent To Kill” By James?Grippando:
Ryan James, a former minor-league baseball player turned sports radio host, receives an anonymous tip about the unsolved hit-and-run accident that killed his wife three years prior live on the air, but the information points to a powerful New England family, and puts Ryan, his wife’s brother “Babes,” and the case’s prosecutor in danger.
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