Character-driven. Drama. Comedy. Fantasy. Thriller.
When a grieving woman steals a neglected four-year-old from a drug-addicted mother, a decade of love, lies and community work collide — and both women must reckon with whether saving a child can ever justify the law she broke.
When a grieving woman steals a neglected four-year-old from a drug-addicted mother, a decade of love, lies and community work collide — and both women must reckon with whether saving a child can ever justify the law she broke.
UNIQUE SELLING POINT
This screenplay's unique selling proposition is its morally ambiguous premise that challenges conventional notions of right and wrong. Unlike typical kidnapping stories, it presents the kidnapper as a sympathetic figure saving a child from neglect, forcing audiences to question their moral assumptions about parenting, addiction, and what constitutes a 'good' mother. The dual perspective structure allows viewers to empathize with both women's journeys.
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When a quiet middle-schooler starts folding paper cranes that carry students' deepest wishes, a skeptical new principal and an unconventional English teacher must rally their underfunded school to complete a thousand cranes — and, in doing so, save the school from a district merger.
When a quiet middle-schooler starts folding paper cranes that carry students' deepest wishes, a skeptical new principal and an unconventional English teacher must rally their underfunded school to complete a thousand cranes — and, in doing so, save the school from a district merger.
UNIQUE SELLING POINT
The screenplay's unique selling proposition lies in its elegant integration of Japanese origami tradition (senbazuru) as both plot device and thematic metaphor, creating a fresh approach to the familiar 'troubled school' narrative while exploring themes of quiet resilience, community healing, and the power of unspoken wishes.
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When a 60-something ICU nurse balances her duty to patients with her duty to family, a year of lockdowns, protests, and a vaccine mandate forces her to choose between the job she loves and the freedom she believes in — while shepherding her grandchildren through the rites of childhood lost to a pandemic.
When a 60-something ICU nurse balances her duty to patients with her duty to family, a year of lockdowns, protests, and a vaccine mandate forces her to choose between the job she loves and the freedom she believes in — while shepherding her grandchildren through the rites of childhood lost to a pandemic.
UNIQUE SELLING POINT
This screenplay offers a unique, multi-generational perspective on the COVID-19 pandemic that balances personal family drama with broader societal commentary, capturing both the intimate struggles of lockdown and the larger political/cultural divisions that emerged during this historic period.
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A fearful mailman must confront his past and embrace his inner hero when a childhood rival's political ambitions threaten his family during a chaotic vacation.
A fearful mailman must confront his past and embrace his inner hero when a childhood rival's political ambitions threaten his family during a chaotic vacation.
UNIQUE SELLING POINT
The screenplay stands out with its blend of family drama and thriller elements, anchored by a relatable protagonist who gains unexpected psychic abilities. The mix of humor, action, and emotional stakes makes it compelling for a broad audience.
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