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When a young bride of an American couple living in Italy is surprised by a pregnancy, she will do all she can to hide the baby bump before her homesick husband decides to pull the plug on her Tuscan paradise and her budding art career.
So she wants to stay, he wants to leave. Not sure why a pregnancy would immediatley throw it to his side of the debate...as Richiev pointed out, they have hospitals in Italy... Why does the husband want to return to the States? Family? A better job? What you need to do is pit his dreams against hersRead more
So she wants to stay, he wants to leave. Not sure why a pregnancy would immediatley throw it to his side of the debate…as Richiev pointed out, they have hospitals in Italy… Why does the husband want to return to the States? Family? A better job? What you need to do is pit his dreams against hers.
See lessSet in St. Louis in the 1920s, washed up baseball player Will Cosgrove is a private eye with his older brother Ross. When Ross goes missing, Will stumbles upon a deep secret that the disease taking over the town is not quite what it seems and a mob boss turned Governor will do anything to keep the town?s secret from being revealed.
I've noticed one thing you've done on a few of your loglines is mentioning the era and location. In both cases, I think you could do without them (the other is the bank robbery in the Dust Bowl). Hope that helps somewhat.
I’ve noticed one thing you’ve done on a few of your loglines is mentioning the era and location. In both cases, I think you could do without them (the other is the bank robbery in the Dust Bowl). Hope that helps somewhat.
See lessA young woman, kidnapped when she was a kid, returns home to the family she barely remembers and struggles to feel ?at home.?
This sounds like a movie I would see - after I've seen commercials (and maybe a movie poster). Your logline needs to be a bit more fleshed out, and detailed.
This sounds like a movie I would see – after I’ve seen commercials (and maybe a movie poster). Your logline needs to be a bit more fleshed out, and detailed.
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