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  1. Posted: November 22, 2012In: Public

    A meek sociologist researching on rape victimization falls for one of his subjects, only to find his involvement brings the attention of the police, and her assailant.

    gramon55
    Added an answer on November 25, 2012 at 11:24 pm

    the logline gives us a clear idea of what the movie is about. However, it does not flow smoothly. I would switch it to: "A sociologist that is researching rape victimization brings her assailant's (rapist) attention." This is just an idea on making the logline flow as a single sentence. Hopeully thiRead more

    the logline gives us a clear idea of what the movie is about. However, it does not flow smoothly. I would switch it to: “A sociologist that is researching rape victimization brings her assailant’s (rapist) attention.” This is just an idea on making the logline flow as a single sentence. Hopeully this helps.

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