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When a woman has to leave her abusive husband, she moves to a remote community and must unite them with a school singing competition.
Sounds like one of those feel-good movies. I'm a little confused as to who she's got to unite. I'm assuming it's the community, but it could just as easily be herself and her abusive husband.
Sounds like one of those feel-good movies. I’m a little confused as to who she’s got to unite. I’m assuming it’s the community, but it could just as easily be herself and her abusive husband.
See lessAn immortal warrior-princess from another universe unexpectedly falls in love with a human boy while hunting the shapechanger that murdered her parents.
Thank you Karel. I'll definitely shorten the first part and aim to focus the second part a little better. Much appreciated.
Thank you Karel. I’ll definitely shorten the first part and aim to focus the second part a little better.
Much appreciated.
See lessWhile posing as a street person at night to scam people, a conniving ad executive is faced with his greatest fears when he loses everything and becomes homeless himself!
Sounds like a pretty solid drama. My only question is, why would an ad executive need to appear homeless to scam people - surely there are better, subtler ways that would have better payoffs? If it wasn't for the rest of the logline I'd assume this was a comedy because of that part. However, I reallRead more
Sounds like a pretty solid drama. My only question is, why would an ad executive need to appear homeless to scam people – surely there are better, subtler ways that would have better payoffs? If it wasn’t for the rest of the logline I’d assume this was a comedy because of that part. However, I really like the premise, and if you’re able to pull of that question satisfactorily, I’d go for it.
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