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  1. Posted: October 21, 2014In: Public

    Los Angeles, 1956. An ambitious prosecutor wants to know why the police were so eager to close the file on the suspicious death of a wealthy businessman. When his off the books investigation uncovers a link between that case and the murder of a young prostitute twenty years earlier, both his career and his life are endangered.

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    Added an answer on October 22, 2014 at 9:57 am

    Post WW2, late 40's, would work better. Pre-Parker and the department reeked with corruption. And that could be a story pay off: the scandal not only topples the bad cop, it triggers the appointment of a good cop like Parker to clean house.

    Post WW2, late 40’s, would work better. Pre-Parker and the department reeked with corruption.

    And that could be a story pay off: the scandal not only topples the bad cop, it triggers the appointment of a good cop like Parker to clean house.

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  2. Posted: October 21, 2014In: Public

    Los Angeles, 1956. An ambitious prosecutor wants to know why the police were so eager to close the file on the suspicious death of a wealthy businessman. When his off the books investigation uncovers a link between that case and the murder of a young prostitute twenty years earlier, both his career and his life are endangered.

    dpg Singularity
    Added an answer on October 22, 2014 at 9:57 am

    Post WW2, late 40's, would work better. Pre-Parker and the department reeked with corruption. And that could be a story pay off: the scandal not only topples the bad cop, it triggers the appointment of a good cop like Parker to clean house.

    Post WW2, late 40’s, would work better. Pre-Parker and the department reeked with corruption.

    And that could be a story pay off: the scandal not only topples the bad cop, it triggers the appointment of a good cop like Parker to clean house.

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  3. Posted: October 21, 2014In: Public

    When a cattle drover losses the bonus his family was counting on to survive, he turns to bounty hunting War Criminals in a Post-apocolyptic Australian Outback.

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    In order to survive in the chaos of post-apocalyptic Australia, a diffident young man takes the only job available, as a tracker and killer of psychopathic criminals. In a P-A world (post-apocalyptic) world, wouldn't law and justice have broken down? Who would care about normal due process? Wouldn'tRead more

    In order to survive in the chaos of post-apocalyptic Australia, a diffident young man takes the only job available, as a tracker and killer of psychopathic criminals.

    In a P-A world (post-apocalyptic) world, wouldn’t law and justice have broken down? Who would care about normal due process? Wouldn’t street or vigilante justice be the standard m.o. rather than court justice?

    Isn’t that the defining characteristic, the appeal of the P-A genre, a regression to a Hobbesian world of war of all against all, every man for himself, where life is short, nasty and brutish?

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