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A faith-driven basketball star must prove his true identity or miss the playoffs when he discovers his godless mother abducted and raised him under an alias.
Under either scenario, I have no problem understanding why he would want to find his father.But what I don't understand is why he must find him NOW?? Why can't he wait a few weeks until after the playoffs -- the March madness period -- is over with?? The dramatic dilemma feels contrived.
Under either scenario, I have no problem understanding why he would want to find his father.
But what I don’t understand is why he must find him NOW?? Why can’t he wait a few weeks until after the playoffs — the March madness period — is over with?? The dramatic dilemma feels contrived.
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In your previous logline I commented that the main characters were not driving the story. This logline proves my point as you have the same story but different characters. Again, how does he know he was abducted? If his mother has been arrested, the police know who the father is. If his mother simplRead more
In your previous logline I commented that the main characters were not driving the story. This logline proves my point as you have the same story but different characters.
Again, how does he know he was abducted? If his mother has been arrested, the police know who the father is. If his mother simply told him that without proof, then how does he know her confession was not a drug induced hallucination? Either way, the basketball game seems to be a subplot that may not merit mention in the logline.
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What should the logline be like?
What should the logline be like?
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