PRICE: Negotiable

GENRE: Romantic-Comedy

LOGLINE: When a young woman submits her DNA to a registry, she little suspects how discovering her family ties will jeopardize her romance with a newfound love, in this light-hearted, holiday-themed exploration of modern science versus the modern family.

SYNOPSIS:

"Happy Holi-DNA" follows the intertwined lives of Meggie Pearson and Emily Miller, two accomplished young women who discover through DNA testing that they are long-lost sisters. Meggie, recently appointed Assistant District Attorney, embarks on the DNA journey out of curiosity about her biological family. Emily, a newly married family counselor, also takes the DNA test on a whim, seeking a sense of direction in her career and personal life.

To their surprise and excitement, both Meggie and Emily receive results indicating they have an unknown sister. Meggie, who had always wondered about her "real" family despite having loving adoptive parents, is thrilled at the prospect of a blood relative. Emily, coming from a conservative and close-knit family, is equally intrigued about her newfound sister. However, their journey towards sisterhood is not without its challenges.

Emily must confront her parents about the revelation, leading to a family upheaval as her father reluctantly admits to having another daughter who was placed for adoption. The entire family grapples with the shock of this long-kept secret. Meanwhile, Meggie finds herself falling for Jake Johnson, a charismatic and intelligent newcomer to the Public Defender's office. Their initial courtroom rivalry blossoms into a romance that Meggie couldn't have anticipated.

As the sisters plan their long-awaited meeting, Emily persuades her hesitant brother Trey to join them. Trey, still grappling with his anger towards their father's hidden secret, reluctantly agrees to meet his newfound half-sister. The tension rises when Meggie and Jake, unaware of their familial connection, discover they are actually related to Elizabeth and Trey, the subjects of the DNA family mix-up.

Amidst the ensuing drama and comedic moments, Meggie, Emily, and Trey embark on a journey of self-discovery and acceptance. They learn that the Johnson family also harbors secrets that may shed light on their complicated situation. Set against a holiday backdrop, "Happy Holi-DNA" offers a light-hearted exploration of the intersection between modern science and the complexities of the modern family

PRICE: $85,000

GENRE: Action/Adventure/Coming-of-Age

LOGLINE: When a spontaneous orphan girl loses her father figure, she and her lifelong friends seek vigilante justice to uncover who is responsible before they too become murder victims.

SYNOPSIS:

Set in the year 2019, Katie Phoenix, a spontaneous girl whose parents died early in her life, is trained by her adopted father to become a warrior. Chance Marshall, a brazen boy who is physically adept but is internally battling the trauma of his brother's early death, joins her. Matt Rogers, once a shy and timid kid, grows more confident over time, while Brian Parker, a smart boy from a wealthy family, seeks to earn his achievements rather than rely on his family's wealth. However, after Katie's adoptive father is killed, the four of them, along with their lifelong friend turned agent, Nick Raiez, become vigilantes. Their mission: to find out who was behind the murder of Katie's father figure before the killer targets Katie and her friends.

PRICE: Negotiable

GENRE: Romantic Comedy

LOGLINE: When a reporter receives a Valentine's Day assignment, a postmark sends her on a journey to a town named Romance.

SYNOPSIS:

‘With Love, From Romance' follows the journey of Avery Adams, a driven reporter with aspirations of covering political and hard news stories. However, when she is unexpectedly assigned a Valentine's Day column by her boss due to an injured Lifestyle editor, Avery is less than thrilled. She sees it as a 'fluff' piece and believes she lacks the skills to create a compelling story about romance, an area where she feels she has failed in the past.

During a conversation with her coworker, Avery's perspective starts to change when her friend shows her a Valentine's card from a former flame. The card bears the postmark of a town called 'Romance,' and her friend explains the town's tradition of receiving cards from around the world for postmarking before Valentine's Day. She also shares a captivating legend about how the town got its name.

Intrigued by this information, Avery decides to research the town and verifies her friend's story. The newfound knowledge sparks her curiosity, and she sees an opportunity to impress her boss with a worthwhile story. With her determination reignited, Avery plans a journey to the town called 'Romance.'

Upon arriving in Romance, Avery's encounter with the local Sheriff, Bryce Connor, leads to a traffic violation citation. Despite her efforts to argue her way out of the ticket, Sheriff Bryce remains firm and advises her to contest the ticket with the County Judge. What initially frustrates Avery eventually becomes the key to uncovering the romantic legend behind the town's name. This legend involves a lost World War I soldier, his heartbroken fiancée, a mystery surrounding his beloved dog, and the discovery of a long-missing wedding ring. As Avery unravels the town's history, she not only finds the perfect Valentine's Day story but also embarks on a romantic journey of her own.

PRICE: Negotiable

GENRE: Family/Drama

LOGLINE: In 1967, a stranger appeared in a small town four days before Christmas. Was his presence merely an inconvenience for the townspeople, or did it serve to transform the meaning of their holiday season?

SYNOPSIS: On December 21, 1967, a mysterious stranger arrives in a small southern town. Branded a hobo, he has come to town hidden in a boxcar of a freight train. Mistaken for a drunkard, he is taken to the county jail. Once there, and found to be ill instead, he is transferred to the town’s hospital where a young doctor discovers that, although he is certainly ill, he cannot persuade the powers-that-be to accept a stranger into their hospital. With nowhere to go, the pastor of the town's church takes him in, much to the disdain of his socialite wife and several of her peers.

Appearing disheveled and uncommunicative, the newcomer has little verbal interaction with anyone until it is discovered that he has a fondness for animals and children, who in turn sense something in him unseen by the adults. This revelation unnerves the townspeople, fearing he is a danger. Only the young doctor and the newly hired church choir director recognize something gentle and kind in this stranger, known only as 'Joe'.

Where has this strange and difficult man come from? In a time more than fifty years ago, before government and social service programs stepped in to manage such situations, who will care for him? And at Christmas, of all times? Such an inauspicious time for this loner to appear, needing food, care, and shelter.

Is he just another untimely inconvenience for the townspeople, or has he come to bring a seasonal message?

All these questions will be answered in this family-friendly Christmas drama, inspired by a local small-town legend.

PRICE: Negotiable

GENRE: Drama

LOGLINE: A working holiday to a Kibbutz becomes a nightmare for Joshua when he is caught in the crossfire of an ongoing conflict.

SYNOPSIS:

No Time for Love" focuses on unemployed Londoner Joshua and Israeli kibbutznik Dahlia. Their paths cross when he enters the kibbutz for a working holiday. They quickly connect and fall in love, after a night in the disused bunker. The become closer as Dahlia shows him the Holy Land. However, their relationship becomes short-lived. Upon returning back to the kibbutz from their trip, they're told that the kibbutz has been targeted during an assault by Hamas Militants. To Dahlia's despair Josh and all the other volunteers are told that they must leave immediately. In defiance, and against the wishes of his Mother, Josh decides to stay in Israel and seek work in Eilat. Tragically, the coach is hijacked. He and the other passengers are taken hostage and kept prisoner inside a tunnel in the Gaza Strip. It is there that Josh faces deathly threats and beatings, until a huge explosion above allows his escape. Incapacitated he seeks shelter in the ruins of a war-torn city where life comes cheap and death too common. When he is rescued by IDF Medics, they fight to save this young English volunteer caught in the crossfire of two nations at war. And when Dahlia is informed of his of death, she grapples with her own turmoil and when she and Josh found peace and love, now irrevocably altered.

PRICE: Negotiable

GENRE: Historical Drama

LOGLINE: Intrigue and betrayal surround a young immigrant as he attempts to rebuild an exclusive horseracing track in the early twentieth century. Inspired by the true story of Essex Park Race Track

SYNOPSIS: In 1903 amid recently rescinded gambling laws, a shady character named William McGuigan, a/k/a Umbrella Bill, so named for his habit of perpetually carrying an umbrella in public, emerges as the owner of a parcel of land being sought by investors to erect a new horse racing track in Hot Springs, Arkansas. McGuigan, a former jockey, banned for repeated race fixing, horse switching and other crimes, agrees to sell the appointed property with an interesting "saving clause”: If horse racing did not continue on the site for a continuous period of ten years, the property, with all improvements, would revert to his ownership, which sets the scene for treachery and betrayal. Meanwhile, a young Irish immigrant, Bobby Shannon, nephew of McGuigan, has just arrived with the promise from his uncle of training horses for McGuigan's racing stable. Bobby is immediately taken with the sport of racing and its colorful characters, the glamour of society and particularly one young lady, Elizabeth Costello, niece of McGuigan's moneyed competitor Louis Costello. After Costello successfully builds a new track in the city, dubbed "Oaklawn", and due to shady dealings on McGuigan's part, Essex fails and any hope of racing there is abandoned. In the ensuing years, Bobby, still holding out hope that he can somehow revive Essex and also gain the hand and heart of Elizabeth, manages to find investors willing to rebuild and reopen Essex. His dream finally becomes a reality in 1917 when the park stages its grand reopening. However, tragedy would again strike the seemingly cursed Essex, as after only one grand day of racing, the grandstand mysteriously burns to the ground. In the chaos of the fire, Elizabeth loses her life and Bobby's dream of Essex and the future he had planned with his beloved is forever extinguished. This fictional re- imagining is inspired by the true, but tragic story of the short-lived Essex Park Race Track.

PRICE: Negotiable

GENRE: Mystery/Thriller

LOGLINE: A couple’s plan to convert a murder house into a haunted BnB unravels when their cat uncovers a secret underground lair, leading to a horrifying encounter with its tortured guardian with a fractured past.

SYNOPSIS: In "Pet-Cam", Joan (29), a horror novelist, and her husband Ron (33) move into a creepy old house with a violent past, eager to turn it into a haunted BnB. After their cat Ellie disappears for hours, Ron outfits her with a pet cam to monitor her whereabouts. As they settle in, Joan begins to suspect that the house harbors more secrets than they were led to believe. Food disappears, strange sounds resonate, and a foul odor, like something has died, permeates the air. Ron suggests that maybe the house really is haunted, but Joan, a skeptic, decides she needs to find the truth. After watching disturbing footage from the pet cam, Joan uncovers a hidden room in their spooky basement. She gets trapped inside after getting injured. Although she tries to contact Ron, he's preoccupied with work. When someone finally arrives, Joan assumes it’s Ron, but it's Derek (24), a man with a tragic, murderous past. He's been living in this old, empty house since he witnessed his father kill his mother and two brothers and then take his own life when he was six. Growing up in this house alone, combined with the trauma of watching his family be murdered, he suffers from serious mental problems and has developed multiple personalities. Now that Joan has discovered his secret, he feels compelled to kill her too. Joan must use her wit to outsmart Derek and stay alive. When Ron arrives home and can't find Joan, he decides to check the pet cam. After viewing the distressing footage, he realizes Joan is trapped in that eerie basement, and he must save her. In a thrilling climax, Joan fights for her life while Ron comes face-to-face with Derek. They manage to defeat Derek using cleverness and skill. In the end, Joan turns the tables on the real monster, proving that humans can be the most terrifying of all. "Pet-Cam" is a chilling tale of survival and human monstrosity that keeps you on the edge of your seat until the very end.

PRICE: Negotiable

GENRE: Drama

LOGLINE: A Story That Focuses On Love & Terror In The Free World.

SYNOPSIS:

In the opening scene of "Two Moons," we are transported to West Kashmir, where a battle unfolds between militants and loyalists. Taher, a militant and the elder brother of Aahil, finds himself entangled in a complex situation. Meanwhile, in East London, England, we are introduced to Adam, a young Aryan copywriter, whose life becomes intertwined with the Khalam family from Kashmir. As tensions rise within the Khalam family, Adam is drawn into their world, finding solace in Mrs. Khalam's delicious curry dishes. However, it is Shazana, Mrs. Khalam's daughter, who becomes the bridge between Adam and the Khalam family, despite being promised to Aahil. In Act 2, the story takes us to Mumbai, where Shazana travels with her father and encounters her intended husband. Though their initial connection is strained, Shazana resigns herself to her fate. However, a fierce argument between Taher and Shazana's father unveils a deep-rooted conflict. Mr. Khalam refuses to support Taher and his comrades when they come to London, leading to a bitter clash between the families. Unbeknownst to Shazana, Aahil tragically takes his own life due to his brother's interference in his dreams of success in the West. Act 3 brings us back to London, where Shazana, free from the prospect of marriage, continues her relationship with Adam. Meanwhile, Mr. Khalam suffers a heart attack and is hospitalized. Asif, Shazana's brother, takes on his father's responsibilities at the restaurant while planning his revenge against Taher and Basel, who had threatened their family. Asif orchestrates a plan with his friends from the local housing estate, leading to a violent confrontation where Basel is killed, but Taher manages to escape. The tension escalates when Taher encounters Adam, forcing him back into his studio at gunpoint. Asif, hearing Taher's shouts, rushes to Adam's door with his own firearm wrapped in cloth. Chaos erupts as Taher opens the door, resulting in Taher being fatally shot in the eye, and Adam receiving two shots to the back. Asif pulls Adam away from the scene while Shazana and her mother rush out of the house. Tragic events unfold, culminating in a devastated Shazana taking her own life with her brother's firearm, uniting with Adam, her one true love.

PRICE: $150,000. +1.75%

GENRE: Drama

LOGLINE: Teen brothers from Sderot, Israel, survive a rocket attack and are then thrust into the world of Mossad. The brothers are sent to Iran, where they uncover an imminent nuclear threat against Tel Aviv.

SYNOPSIS: Israeli teens, Daiki and his brother Aaron, reside in Sderot, Israel, a city near the Gaza border. They assist in the family bakery, run by their father, retired IDF Colonel Yusef Weiss. One morning, before the city stirs to life, Hamas rockets penetrate Israeli airspace. The ensuing explosion devastates the bakery, and the teens tragically lose their family in the attack.

Determined to combat Hamas, but too young to enlist in the military, the brothers concoct their own strategy, a move that endangers their lives.

Colonel Akiv, an IDF officer, notices the brothers' initiative and introduces them to Mossad, Israel's National Intelligence Agency. Despite their youth, Daiki and Aaron undergo grueling training, showcasing their resilience. Their training is abruptly halted, as Mossad needs to infiltrate them into Iran before its national census.

Upon arrival in Iran, they adopt new identities: Kir (for Daiki) and Rahim (for Aaron). They find refuge in a safe house south of Tehran where Saburo, a Mossad Field Intel Officer, equips them with instructions and communication tools.

Unexpectedly, the Iranian military recognizes Kir and Rahim's potential and drafts them. After enduring boot camp, they receive an assignment. While on duty, Kir heroically saves an IRGC (Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps) officer, Colonel Kahn, and as a reward, both brothers are tasked with guarding a confidential IRGC facility.

While on duty, Rahim stumbles upon a modified Iraqi Airways 737, its cargo bay transformed into a bomb bay. Additionally, a stealth application, designed to avoid radar detection, is noted. Kir's investigation later exposes a Soviet RN-28 nuclear gravity bomb, and they promptly alert Saburo.

Chaos ensues when an extremist detonates a device at the facility. With the situation escalating and the site under lockdown for investigation, Saburo advises the brothers to return to Israel for their safety.

Simultaneously, the re-engineered airplane is loaded with the nuclear weapon. Iranian pilots, Moshen and Kaveh, are briefed on the newly installed "Auto Flight" system that negates human interference. As the plot unfurls, Moshen discloses the aircraft's mission to Tel Aviv. However, a twist reveals Kaveh's true allegiance to Mossad, leading him to divert the plane's course.

In Tel Aviv, military leaders convene at "The Pit" in Kirya Military Headquarters. The impending crisis instigates discussions about "Operation Lion's Claw," a proposed tactical nuclear counter-strike against Iran.

Cruising at 30,000 feet, Kaveh makes the harrowing decision to ditch the fuel and guide the 737 into the Mediterranean Sea, averting a catastrophe in Tel Aviv. In the plane's final moments, Israel's Prime Minister communicates with Kaveh, acknowledging the immense sacrifice he's about to make.

The nuclear detonation off the coast of Cyprus marks a grim climax.

As they fly home aboard a C-5, the brothers, now known as Kir and Rahim, are updated about the explosion. A weary Kir reflects on their journey, musing to Rahim that perhaps fate had a plan for them all along.

PRICE: 75,000 +.75%

GENRE: Adventure

LOGLINE: The story of three friends, an abandoned lighthouse, and a tsunami.

SYNOPSIS:

Siblings Olive and Wyatt Conner, along with their friend Tommy, all in their 20s and military brats, begin a rafting trip to the Tillamook Rock Lighthouse off the Oregon coast, despite local surfers' tales. Once on the rock, the weather changes, stranding them overnight.

The next morning, Tommy and Wyatt discover a shipping container on the rocks. Tommy is excited about a potential windfall, while Wyatt has doubts. Olive jokingly suggests it might be full of snakes. When they open the container, they find it filled with Asian Murder Hornets instead of Nike shoes or electronics.

Olive, Wyatt, and Tommy take refuge in the lighthouse tower to avoid the hornets. Meanwhile, earth tremors shake the lighthouse, but Tommy and Wyatt are undeterred from exploring a secret tunnel in the rock, much to Olive's dismay. In the tunnel, they find a secret room and, as the tremors intensify, Wyatt speculates they might be due to US Navy military drills. They discover an old Bible and the headless skeletal remains in a tattered Japanese WW2 uniform, which terrifies Tommy. But before Wyatt can investigate further, the tunnel begins to flood, and they barely escape.

Outside, the hornets remain a problem. Tommy sees an opportunity to close the container door, but as he does so, an earth tremor sends the container, with Tommy on it, into the Pacific's current.

Wyatt and Olive's rescue plan fails, and Tommy drifts out to sea. Olive prays while Wyatt does not. With no other options, Olive calls her father, Admiral Martin Conner of the USS George Washington strike group, on a satellite phone. A US Navy Rescue Helicopter is dispatched before a developing tsunami hits the lighthouse.

Olive is rescued, but the rescue basket carrying Wyatt snaps, dropping him in front of the tsunami. There's no time for a second attempt. The eighty-foot tsunami engulfs Wyatt, leaving Olive devastated.

The mission turns from rescue to recovery. After an extensive search, the pilot spots Tommy and Wyatt alive in the trees on the Oregon coast.

Admiral Conner, overjoyed that his son Wyatt survived, reconsiders his decision to prevent him from joining the US SEALs. He tells Wyatt that anyone who can survive an eighty-foot tsunami is certainly SEAL material.

In the aftermath, the US Navy discovers eight more shipping containers filled with hornets. The Underwater Demolition Team (UDT) collects the containers, applies C-4 explosives, and incinerates them, leaving dead hornets floating on the sea's surface.

However, two worker hornets and a queen are found alive, seen crawling in the sand of Indian Beach.

LOGLINE: In the impoverished Salvadorian village, Colonia Ista, fate intertwines two young kids as they attempt to escape the violence of gangs and the terror of supernatural forces for the American dream.

GENRE: Fantasy/ Coming-of-age

SYNOPSIS: Bridges is structured as a triptych of overlapping narratives. Mainly, it revolves around Salvadorian teenagers Alma and Ruyi and their struggles with growing up in impoverished Colonia Ista, El Salvador: between the vicious violence of gangs, the sporadic, yet, familiar supernatural occurrences, and their broken homes, they understand, that they must risk and journey to America for a better life, not just for them but for their children and family. The film begins with a quote by Frederich Nietzsche, which encapsulates the main theme of the film, "Man is a rope, tied between beast and overman——a rope over an abyss...What is great about man is that he is a bridge and not an end”. This quote encapsulates the immigrant mentality, which is, they risk everything for their kids to have a better life than them—each generation being better than the one before. The film begins with an older Hispanic celebrating their daughter's graduation from University. (Opening Image)

Antonella, Alma's older sister, leaves for America at the beginning of Bridges. Their mother, Doña Clarissa, is reticent as Alma is hysterical, pleading for her to stay. The Alma chapters jump through six months after Antonella's departure, and still, they have heard nothing from her. Doña Clarissa and Alma have swapped. Alma is reticent while Doña Clarissa begins to dive into a maddening depression forcing Alma to grow up faster than natural. Ruyi’s story begins with him and his older brother, Tomaz’s, relationship with their father, Don Tomaz, a plain-old brute, has lived a life that will leave most people stunted and empty, but alas is no excuse. At one of the local soccer games, Tomaz is stabbed and killed by gangbangers who had a run-in with Ruyi and Tomaz earlier.(Introduction to protagonist and Inciting Incident)

Ruyi never goes back home after losing his brother as his dad once told them, “I would rather have two dead sons than know one of them left the other side". Ruyi, as with Alma, is forced to grow up earlier than is healthy; both are forced to become adults. During these chapters, both Alma and Ruyi have encounters with supernatural entities, highlighting the idea of what the physical area of Colonia Ista does to the psyche; it’s a place where religion is what gets people through the tough times and as we know if God exists then so does a Devil. The supernatural elements of the film also serve as a way to formulate the idea of “man being a rope tied between beast and overman.” The gangs are the beast more so than the actual beasts in the film or equivalent in some cases. (Break into two)

The third narrative is the story of Chiqui. The film cuts to El Mozote, El Salvador, in 1981 during The Massacre of El Mozote. We follow her journey of getting deported from America and getting caught up with the gangs in El Salvador. During this chapter, we see how the gangs operate. The brainwashing they conduct on kids, the scare tactics, and the rules they live by; while also providing historical context to the genesis of gang culture in El Salvador. (Midpoint)

Alma is dealing with the rapid deterioration of her mother as she suffers from not knowing where her daughter is and Ruyi with the danger of leaving on the street and crippling isolation. After meeting, randomly, Alma and Ruyi develop a relationship and find solace in each other. They decide to make the trek to America, but not before a final confrontation with Chiqui, the gang bangers, and the evil spirits of Colonia Ista. (Low point and break into 3)

They escape and begin their journey to America, however, the actual ending is the first scene of the movie, which is an older version of Alma and Ruyi watching their daughter graduate from college— encapsulating the idea of the immigrant story, to go through intense suffering for the betterment of the next generation. (Climax/Resolution)

PRICE: $50,000

GENRE: Coming-of-age

SYNOPSIS:

ACT 1

Two boys, Casey and Tommy, between the ages of 10 and 12, decide to play hooky. They walk along the train tracks until they stumble upon an abandoned train graveyard, where a light shines from one of the cars. Intrigued, they decide to enter. Here, we flash forward to Tommy 20 years later, but he is now a complete shell of the Tommy we just got to know. We witness his deteriorating living condition and his father, Tommy Sr., who is starting to struggle with his memory. Tommy begins to experience visions of the train yard, Casey, and a shadowed man as he tries to fall asleep. He cannot grasp the significance of these images as he has blocked them out. However, that night he receives a phone call revealing that Casey has committed suicide. Memories start flooding back, and he realizes he must remember. Determined to pay his respects, he decides to return home for his friend's funeral.

ACT 2

The second act revolves around Tommy and his father, who find themselves trapped together in the car, embarking on a journey into the past. Along the way, they encounter a diverse range of people from various backgrounds, each with their own stories, some inspiring and others tragic. As they draw nearer to their destination, Tommy Sr. becomes increasingly anxious about the journey, his memory failing him and his distress intensifying to the extent that he disappears into the woods of a motel on a snowy night. Jr. is left with no choice but to venture into the woods in search of his father.

ACT 3

The men finally arrive, driving down the same road depicted in the opening scene with young Tommy and Casey. The once vibrant main strip now appears desolate and barren, mirroring the changes that have occurred in both the town and Tommy Jr.'s life. Upon reaching their motel, they realize they lack appropriate clothing for the upcoming funeral, which is mere hours away. They make their way to a small Salvation Army, where they encounter a local resident who curses Tommy Sr. and urges him to leave.

Eventually, the men arrive at the funeral, and Casey's mother immediately captures their attention. Tommy Jr. shares a brief but intense moment of eye contact with her before she quickly looks away. During the funeral, Tommy experiences yet another vision. When he awakens, his father and the other attendees have vanished, leaving Casey's mother sitting alone in the front row. It is here that she reveals the truth about what happened on that fateful day.

According to her account, the two boys ventured into the train yard and encountered a man who sat with them, imparting valuable life lessons. When Tommy Sr. and his friends discovered the boys with this man, they brutally killed him due to his status as an outcast. Casey's mother discloses the whereabouts of Tommy's father, prompting Tommy to embark on a journey down the tracks.

As he walks, memories flood back, accompanied by the gentle descent of snowflakes. Tommy now recalls everything, and as he gazes upon the train yard, he notices a light emanating from one of the cars.