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A forensic photographer on stress leave takes the pilgrimage home, only to become embroiled in a cold case from her youth. What she discovers is her worst nightmare. What she finds is redemption.
Hi Sarapensalfini, Hi kbfilmworks, My feeling is a little different (if I don't mistake due to my broken english): I see a characterized hero (I assume her perception of forensic environment will influence her behavior) I see a flaw: her stress leave I see a quest: reconnect with her past, I see a hRead more
Hi Sarapensalfini,
Hi kbfilmworks,
My feeling is a little different (if I don’t mistake due to my broken english):
I see a characterized hero (I assume her perception of forensic environment will influence her behavior)
I see a flaw: her stress leave
I see a quest: reconnect with her past,
I see a hardship that suggest antagonism and conflict : an eembroiled cold case
I see what’s at stake: overcome her worst nightmare
And the resolution could be told like: what she will plead for (or seek) is redemption.
“A forensic photographer on stress leave takes the pilgrimage home, only to become embroiled in a cold case from her youth. What she discovers is her worst nightmare. What she will plead for is redemption”
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I see a good story behind this.
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