Scott GReen

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Drama Family Spiritual Comedy Tragedy

Seventy Times Seven Final Draft 12.23.25

After surviving a childhood of neglect and sexual abuse, a pastor must confront his estranged mother and sister, confront his past on the pulpit, and choose whether to hold the record of their crimes or to finally forgive — seventy times seven.

Drama Family Spiritual

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After surviving a childhood of neglect and sexual abuse, a pastor must confront his estranged mother and sister, confront his past on the pulpit, and choose whether to hold the record of their crimes or to finally forgive — seventy times seven.

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UNIQUE SELLING POINT

A faith-based trauma recovery story that explores forgiveness from a Christian perspective while refusing to sugarcoat the reality of childhood abuse. Unlike many redemption narratives, it maintains the complexity of forgiveness as a process rather than a single event, and presents the protagonist's faith journey as integral to his healing without becoming preachy. The dual narrative structure (present-day therapy sessions with flashbacks) creates compelling tension between past trauma and present healing.

STANDOUT FEATURES

• Unique Hook: The exploration of forgiveness and healing through the lens of a traumatic childhood and its long-lasting effects.
• Plot Twist: The revelation of Sean's sister's past abuse and the complexity of their relationship adds depth to the narrative.
• Innovative Idea: The use of flashbacks to juxtapose past trauma with present healing, enhancing the emotional impact.