Angie Gets a Job
In 1968, a rebellious young girl leaves home and finds a job in an Oakland typing pool, where she struggles against life's temptations, with uneven success. Adapted from short story published in Crack the Spine Literary Magazine https://pub.lucidpress.com/crackthespine227/#-nUzgKu47Il.
Linda Boroff Film and Fiction Bio With References 650-996-2750 I graduated from UC Berkeley with a degree in English. My coming-of-age short story published in Cornell University's literary magazine, Epoch, was optioned to Sony and director Brad Furman. I'm represented for literary, film and TV by agents Sandstone Artists—Tammy Hunt and Jamie Bradley Below is a link to my short stories published in Cornell University, Dartmouth, McSweeney’s, The Guardian, Gawker, and many other publications.
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Post Your Script Here!Second Opinion
When a renowned child-abuse pediatrician’s family member is accused in an infant’s death, he’s confronted with the possibility that his certainty may have helped put innocent people in prison.
Dead Air
A washed-up, legendary basketball announcer becomes the feel-good story of March Madness when the world believes his cancer has returned.
The New Simon Harper
After a violent attack ends his surgical career, a hyper?structured dad becomes a spontaneous, emotionally open parent — leaving his wife to juggle the practical realities of raising their daughter while the family discovers a new, unexpected way to grow together.
Couples Hang
A suburban family finally finds the perfect couples-hang — until they discover the husband is a cartel witness in hiding, pulling both families into a high-stakes suburban comedy where making friends is somehow more dangerous than staying alive.
Rebels and Witches
In search of a missing Army officer a squad falls through the same wormhole he did into a parallel world with a 13th century technology.
Six Hundred Years of Love
The Fountain meets Blade Runner: A man risks his life twice to save the same woman — first in Renaissance Italy, then in a post-human future that threatens human extinction.
Virgin, Warrior, Priest, Hero
One actress plays three incarnations of Lucy over 30 years of oppression and crises that lead her through a succession of identities, until a final act of sacrifice redeems her.
Lucy vs. The HOA
After uncovering a million-dollar fraud in her neighborhood HOA, a precocious 11-year-old enlists her Private Detective father to help finish the investigation her deceased mother started years ago.
Boomer Buddy
A family’s solution to an overbearing mom — hiring her a “Boomer Buddy”— backfires, as the service is actually a lethal con targeting the elderly.
Injustice: Gods Among Us (Pilot)
The Joker kidnaps Lois Lane and the search is on as the Justice League race against time.
