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A family – who are part of the same cult – discover that they must sacrifice themselves in order to enter the afterlife. But when Blake – the open-minded son – begins to suspect that there is no such thing, he must try to convince his brainwashed family to save themselves from their upcoming suicide. TITLE: Live to Die
Maybe something along these lines?As? family who share unorthodox religious views prepare for their untimely entry into the afterlife, their son and brother Blake must question the doctrine and save his family from impending doom.
Maybe something along these lines?
As? family who share unorthodox religious views prepare for their untimely entry into the afterlife, their son and brother Blake must question the doctrine and save his family from impending doom. See less
A young writer tries to accurately research her novel by getting pregnant and having an abortion, only to find out that she is infertile.
I almost wish the ending did not give away the character's journey's end...
I almost wish the ending did not give away the character’s journey’s end…
See lessWhen a young climber becomes paraplegic after an accident. In the rehabilitation center, she must accept her reality and find a new motivation for her life before choosing suicide.
Best to think of a story, at logline stage, as an action-reaction formula - this thing happens and therefore this person must do this other thing. "...accept her reality..." isn't an action, it's an emotional/mental process. As film is visual, you need to think of physical actions that embody the emRead more
Best to think of a story, at logline stage, as an action-reaction formula – this thing happens and therefore this person must do this other thing.
“…accept her reality…” isn’t an action, it’s an emotional/mental process. As film is visual, you need to think of physical actions that embody the emotional state of the character.
So, as a result of becoming paralyzed what must she do in specific terms? And, what will the camera see her achieve as a result of these actions?
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