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  1. Posted: January 12, 2020In: Drama

    When his old friend from WWI kills himself, a good-hearted rancher sets off on a harrowing odyssey across Great Depression-era America to personally deliver a letter to the man’s long lost love.

    Trix Samurai
    Added an answer on January 12, 2020 at 4:03 am

    Sounds like a great premise - something I'd definitely watch. ?As I read through it, I instantly got really strong images of scenes and conflict! My thoughts were: 11 years is a fair gap between WW1 and the US great depression. ?Has be been in contact with his mate since then, or has the letter deliRead more

    Sounds like a great premise – something I’d definitely watch. ?As I read through it, I instantly got really strong images of scenes and conflict!

    My thoughts were:

    • 11 years is a fair gap between WW1 and the US great depression. ?Has be been in contact with his mate since then, or has the letter delivery been requested in the suicide note? ?I read your last comment later, but I’m still unsure why he’d promise him he would deliver a letter rather than try to convince him not to kill himself.
    • Could you remove “WW1” from the longline completely and bring it in as part of the backstory?
    • I’m not sure about the homeless element. ?Him ‘going that way anyway’ doesn’t seem very proactive whereas him leaving voluntarily (maybe choosing the mission over his efforts to scrimp a living off the land) seems more likely to convey the strength of their friendship.
    • Is the long lost love actually lost to his mate? ?How would he find her?… or is she more that one that got away?
    • Maybe the time with his old mates helps him make a choice between going back to his ranch and scraping a living or moving on to a new life in Cali and not having any regrets like his dead pal?
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  2. Posted: January 8, 2020In: Comedy

    A pair of young lovers from rival lobster fishing gangs in Maine must unite their communities in order to defend their territories against the encroaching Canadian lobster mafia.

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    Added an answer on January 9, 2020 at 2:33 am

    My eyes skipped ahead and I first read this as 'a pair of young lobsters from rival...' LOL thought it would be a fab Disney version of Romeo and Juliet! Is it a literal mafia they're up against? I.e. total dominating, illegal, control? ?Or just hyperbole? ?I'm imagining if the story concludes withRead more

    My eyes skipped ahead and I first read this as ‘a pair of young lobsters from rival…’ LOL thought it would be a fab Disney version of Romeo and Juliet!

    Is it a literal mafia they’re up against? I.e. total dominating, illegal, control? ?Or just hyperbole? ?I’m imagining if the story concludes with them securing their waters or taking the enemy down completely?

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  3. Posted: January 8, 2020In: Horror

    Introverted twins move to a new town where they endure (racially motivated) harassment; one finally decided to fight back.

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    Added an answer on January 9, 2020 at 12:43 am

    I agree with everything mikepedley85 said. ? Also: Consider starting your logline with the breaking point moment - wouldn't that be a more natural inciting incident than the town move? Why would ?one twin react when the other hits their breaking point? ?Surely the breaking point must then either beRead more

    I agree with everything mikepedley85 said. ? Also:

    • Consider starting your logline with the breaking point moment – wouldn’t that be a more natural inciting incident than the town move?
    • Why would ?one twin react when the other hits their breaking point? ?Surely the breaking point must then either be for them both, or for the one who is pushed?
    • What is the racial motivation? ?One minority against another? White against black (or indeed, vice versa)?
    • What is their goal? ?Justice? Retribution? Legal?
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