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  1. Posted: October 4, 2016In: Drama

    An amnesiac woman and her son reconstruct the past 15 years of her life, unaware of a murder investigation closing in on her.

    Sarah Kate Young Penpusher
    Added an answer on November 9, 2016 at 6:36 pm

    The first half of your logline is clear and concise (well done!), the second half is indeed a surprising turn - perhaps more allusion to their relationship might make your logline scan a little better? Otherwise, I think this would be very interesting to play with...

    The first half of your logline is clear and concise (well done!), the second half is indeed a surprising turn – perhaps more allusion to their relationship might make your logline scan a little better? Otherwise, I think this would be very interesting to play with…

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  2. Posted: October 26, 2016In: Crime

    On the verge of a nervous breakdown, uptight librarian Anthe uses alcohol to unlock her repressed urges. When they push her towards violent outbreaks and murder, she must confront her animalistic side before she harms herself or her loved ones.

    Sarah Kate Young Penpusher
    Added an answer on November 9, 2016 at 6:33 pm

    I like the character description and think its intriguing to see a protagonist fight disturbing urges underneath, the only note I would offer is the use of the word "they" - who are "they"? To me "they" could be anything between cyborgs or library patrons :-)

    I like the character description and think its intriguing to see a protagonist fight disturbing urges underneath, the only note I would offer is the use of the word “they” – who are “they”? To me “they” could be anything between cyborgs or library patrons 🙂

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