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Test-tube humans created by a Utopian civilization are unwittingly TV show contestants. One Uto woman tries to decimate members of a vile society, while showrunners manipulate a female Tuber to turn to terrorism.
LOGLINE UPDATE #1: A defiant teenager discovers she was created by a Utopian civilization and is being monitored and manipulated for entertainment, while a disillusioned woman tries ending a TV series chronicling a purely evil society.
LOGLINE UPDATE #1:
A defiant teenager discovers she was created by a Utopian civilization and is being monitored and manipulated for entertainment, while a disillusioned woman tries ending a TV series chronicling a purely evil society.
See lessFactory farmers are given permission to murder humans too, while those alive and still refusing to use animals are imprisoned, including four youngsters who barely survived a family of agriculturists and their own parents.
LOGLINE UPDATE #1: A young man and his friends survive an onslaught of farmers unleashed by a satanic government, only to be arrested, turned to plastic, and given the opportunity to witness the dawn of animal-person-kind.
LOGLINE UPDATE #1:
A young man and his friends survive an onslaught of farmers unleashed by a satanic government, only to be arrested, turned to plastic, and given the opportunity to witness the dawn of animal-person-kind.
See lessThis romantic, sci-fi action fantasy is set in a medieval world where war is common and survival is a daily struggle. The young heroine, Betha must persevere to overcome beasts, barbarians, ice Vikings, mythical creatures, elves and savages throughout the kingdom who all want her head.
Agreed with all the above. I'll add that in most cases when you find yourself using many adjectives or genre descriptions in a logline, you know something is wrong.
Agreed with all the above.
I’ll add that in most cases when you find yourself using many adjectives or genre descriptions in a logline, you know something is wrong.
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