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An alcoholic soldier must face his abusive father and confront his own addictions before he loses his memory.
>>> has to complete one last mission as part of his final redemption?keeping a promiseThen his objective goal is to fulfill the promise. What is the promise he made? Whatever it is, that is what needs to be incorporated into the logline.All the other issues you mentioned are complications tRead more
>>> has to complete one last mission as part of his final redemption?keeping a promise
Then his objective goal is to fulfill the promise. What is the promise he made? Whatever it is, that is what needs to be incorporated into the logline.
All the other issues you mentioned are complications to fulfilling that promise, problems to be overcome on the way. Like regaining sobriety. Overcoming alcoholism is not his end game, it’s a necessary step in his dramatic game plan to being able to fulfill his promise.
And there are some studies to indicate that lithium is implicated in memory impairment — but that is not the same as total memory loss.? ?And? to clarify, lithium as a remedy for PTSD is prescribed — it is not mandatory.? He cannot be compelled to take it against his volition. That’s a violation of the medical code of ethics.
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>>overcome a family history of alcohol addiction and patriarchal abuse Film is a visual medium. What's does "overcome" or "redress" or "redemption" look like? What's happens in the scene that let's the audience know he's overcome and redressed his addiction and abuse, that he's redeemed himselRead more
>>overcome a family history of alcohol addiction and patriarchal abuse
Film is a visual medium. What’s does “overcome” or “redress” or “redemption” look like? What’s happens in the scene that let’s the audience know he’s overcome and redressed his addiction and abuse, that he’s redeemed himself?
And find answers to what questions?
>>> Memory loss comes from lithium treatments for PTSD
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When an idealistic attorney discovers the man she freed from prison is a cold-blooded killer she chooses payback over ethics and mounts a stunning plan to put him back inside.
I like the set up, that she discovers her idealism has been betrayed, that she's freed a man guilty of a vicious crime.? What would complete the logline is a more specific statement of her game plan , the course of action she will take to put him behind bars.
I like the set up, that she discovers her idealism has been betrayed, that she’s freed a man guilty of a vicious crime.? What would complete the logline is a more specific statement of her game plan , the course of action she will take to put him behind bars.
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