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  1. Posted: December 13, 2012In: Public

    A brash missionary and a local gang must set aside their feud and defend their village against a violent drug cartel.

    karlosd
    Added an answer on December 19, 2012 at 2:08 pm

    Thanks Steven... that's an interesting direction you've taken - one I haven't considered. I'd always understood loglines to be a kind of a practical description of the story ("cut the bull son, and just tell me what it's about"), but your suggestion is obviously much more evocative. I like it.

    Thanks Steven… that’s an interesting direction you’ve taken – one I haven’t considered. I’d always understood loglines to be a kind of a practical description of the story (“cut the bull son, and just tell me what it’s about”), but your suggestion is obviously much more evocative. I like it.

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  2. Posted: November 2, 2012In: Public

    With an entire school held captive, a doctor must relive a traumatic childhood that may solve the mystery behind the sadistic madman that threatens his daughter's life.

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    Added an answer on November 3, 2012 at 3:16 am

    I like the general concept, but I'd agree with the others here in that 'relive a traumatic childhood' feels vague, and slightly passive. It's difficult without knowing the entire story, but does this help? "When his daughter's entire school is held captive by a sadistic madman, a doctor realizes thaRead more

    I like the general concept, but I’d agree with the others here in that ‘relive a traumatic childhood’ feels vague, and slightly passive. It’s difficult without knowing the entire story, but does this help?

    “When his daughter’s entire school is held captive by a sadistic madman, a doctor realizes that this is no random event, and that the key to their survival lies deep within his own traumatic childhood.”

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  3. Posted: December 13, 2012In: Public

    A brash missionary and a local gang must set aside their feud and defend their village against a violent drug cartel.

    karlosd
    Added an answer on November 3, 2012 at 3:06 am

    Hey Lucius - thanks for the comment. I hadn't considered adding the source of the conflict before, so that's an interesting note. How about something along these lines: "When a brash missionary and his young family reopen a long abandoned church, it starts to threaten the dominance of a local gang,Read more

    Hey Lucius – thanks for the comment. I hadn’t considered adding the source of the conflict before, so that’s an interesting note. How about something along these lines:

    “When a brash missionary and his young family reopen a long abandoned church, it starts to threaten the dominance of a local gang, but when the gang take their revenge, they unwittingly provoke a violent drug cartel hellbent on making an example of the whole village.”

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