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(Displaying records 1 thru 25 of 274 records)
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By Jonathan LaPoma.
After his brother attempts suicide a few weeks before Christmas, an unrepentant asshole with a heart of gold moves back in with his comically dysfunctional family to help his brother, only to discover that his brother is the sanest of them all (#1 ranked Comedy and GLBT script on MovieBytes).
Format: Screenplay
(Posted: 04/02/2016; Updated: 09/07/2019)
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By David J Schroeder.
When a catastrophic accident causes an athlete to become paralyzed, and all seems to be lost, he finds redemption in the most unlikely place, with a gaggle of colorful characters in a halfway house for the mentally disabled.
Winner of 19 'Best Screenplay' awards. Previously #1 on the MovieBytes.com feature Drama & Family 'Winning Lists.'
Format: Screenplay
(Posted: 05/16/2011; Updated: 09/22/2019)
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By Thomas Leupp.
*Winner, Inroads and StoryPros Awards* After running afoul of his shady underworld creditors, a washed-up athlete becomes involved in an outlandish scheme to steal the most famous trophy in the world.
Format: Screenplay
(Posted: 06/08/2019; Updated: 07/27/2019)
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By Della Vance Greenawalt.
An elderly woman entering a care center thwarts death at every opportunity.
Format: Short Screenplay
(Posted: 02/03/2017; Updated: 10/24/2019)
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By Robert Gately.
A retired police officer goes to the current-day Army/Navy football game with his two wacky friends intending to jump onto the field and score a touchdown he should’ve scored decades ago when he fumbled during the same football classic as time ran out, only this time dozens of security guards await him, and it’ll be a friggin’ miracle if he succeeds.
Format: Screenplay
(Posted: 08/19/2003; Updated: 05/04/2019)
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By Jonathan LaPoma.
A struggling Hollywood screenwriter recruits his former best friends to help him write a script about a series of pranks they pulled in high school, and they discover why their friendship fell apart (ADAPTATION meets IDIOCRACY). [12 awards/honors including, 1st in 2017 Los Angeles Screenplay Contestl]
Format: Screenplay
(Posted: 12/02/2016; Updated: 09/07/2019)
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By Joanne Bellew.
When a reckless 18-year-old becomes a mob target after her father goes to prison, she must outwit the mob’s plan to destroy her father, and at the same time prove to Social Services she is responsible enough to care for her hyper-intelligent, OCD, half-brother (11).
Format: Screenplay
(Posted: 06/15/2019; Updated: 09/08/2019)
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By Andy Jones.
Five years after the Zombie Apocalypse, a couple fighting about whether to start a family adopts a baby Zombie they don't have the heart to kill.
Format: Screenplay
(Posted: 12/06/2016; Updated: 09/08/2019)
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By David J Schroeder.
Larry David has a hard time being smart without being an ass.
A traffic violation leads Larry David to traffic court and community service as a traffic cross walk guard. Meanwhile, the hybrid car maybe a silent killer, and Jeff Green is losing weight while getting Rolf-ed.
Winner of 8 'Best Screenplay' awards.
Format: TV Episode
(Posted: 01/27/2012; Updated: 09/29/2019)
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By Christina Babinsack.
A professional love songwriter, whose in a major slump, falls for her obnoxious cousin's fiancé.
Format: Screenplay
(Posted: 04/16/2019; Updated: 08/18/2019)
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By David J Schroeder.
THE BIG IDEA: a jack-ass odyssey.
A disabled germaphobic/dirty joke scholar, a Black/Swedish hip-hop poet, a multiple personality John Doe, and a martial arts American/Asian Mensa chick want to collect a $10 million court settlement from infomercial giant, fat-man Tony Idoni, for their 'Big Idea' - a telephone condom. But they find that the biggest of big ideas is LOVE.
FOUR 'Best Screenplay' award, and ONE 'Best Dialogue' award. Recent winner of Best Comedy feature in the Canadian Diversity FF.
Format: Screenplay
(Posted: 01/27/2012; Updated: 09/29/2019)
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By Justin Hurt.
In an attempt to save his broken family, a desperate father relocates them from Los Angeles to a small Colorado town where they meet a neighbor so obsessed with claiming top prize at the annual Harvest Festival, he'll stop at nothing to win.
Format: Screenplay
(Posted: 04/18/2019; Updated: 05/24/2019)
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By Robert Gately and Drew Keil.
Self-exiled at home for decades, an agoraphobic mother must choose between her recluse life and trekking through the scary bustle of NYC to see her estranged daughter perform a solo at Carnegie Hall and, while she takes this voyage with her two loved-starved friends, this eclectic, female ensemble allow us to laugh and cry while making us believe we are never too old to dream and never too young to forgive
Format: Stageplay
(Posted: 08/19/2003; Updated: 05/04/2019)
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By Della Vance Greenawalt.
The Gate is a fantasy action feature about two crusty bait and tackle guys who must stop eco-terrorists who have opened a time portal to the Pleistocene era and are about to wipe out humanity's ancestors to save the planet.
Format: Screenplay
(Posted: 06/27/2018; Updated: 10/24/2019)
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By Andy Wertner.
A shy sophomore tries to woo his beloved teacher with secret poetry, but finds a rival for her affections when a hotshot English teacher plagiarizes his poems.
Format: Screenplay
(Posted: 05/06/2019; Updated: 05/06/2019)
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By Erna Mueller.
A senior editor must do damage control for an article featuring her sexist younger brother and his Ukrainian mail-order bride, while keeping a secret from her old-world father.
Format: Screenplay
(Posted: 01/21/2019; Updated: 12/02/2019)
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By Keith Davidson.
Winner of multiple contests (including Disney and WB), this detective comedy is about a struggling mystery author who's writing a novel based on her fiancé detective’s big murder case and discovers he missed a key clue, then sets out with her eccentric editor to re-solve the murder. But to win back her respect and save their relationship the fiancé must beat them to the punch. The film is presented in three different genres — film noir, Hollywood glamour, and pulp – depending on which character is telling the story.
Format: Screenplay
(Posted: 02/07/2001; Updated: 09/07/2019)
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By Doug Mallette.
Gene, a TV-obsessed recluse, is shocked out of hiding when his favorite childhood actress, Evelyn, reinvents herself as a raunchy popstar. With the help of Katherine, another delusional superfan, he ventures through a bleak near-future on a disastrous crusade to remind the world that it needs the old Evelyn back.
Format: Screenplay
(Posted: 04/26/2019; Updated: 04/26/2019)
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By Danny Howell.
A college-age fast food manager's virginity makes him a target of a cult of "living meat" eaters masquerading as workers. If one if them tricks him into eating the
Format: Screenplay
(Posted: 06/03/2018; Updated: 09/12/2019)
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By Russ Meyer.
A suburban couple’s only crime is not mowing their lawn (buried under snow) in December, as per ordinance 583; the story follows their travails trying to save their home from being demolished by a monster we created: Government!
Format: Short Screenplay
(Posted: 09/18/2010; Updated: 11/01/2019)
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By Devin Lucas.
In 1986, a washed up Florida swamp moonshiner gets into a whole mess of trouble when he reconnects with his estranged young adult daughter by locating her in New York City and attempting to protect her from her gangster boyfriend and his impending F.B.I. investigation.
Format: Screenplay
(Posted: 06/17/2019; Updated: 06/17/2019)
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By Russell Meyer.
For wont of a nail the shoe was lost, for wont of a vacuum cleaner switch Julie nearly loses her home to a pair of six foot fuzzballs with limbs, speech, and manners!
Format: Short Screenplay
(Posted: 10/01/2012; Updated: 10/25/2019)
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By Benn Flore.
After 40 years of marriages, two 60-year-old men are happily divorced but broke. They start dating new ladies, lie about their ages and wealth and decide to rob the maffia to live happy ever after.
Format: Screenplay
(Posted: 08/13/2018; Updated: 07/21/2019)
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By Sven James Robinson.
A gritty Noir detective is thrust into 2019 where he is given a second chance to solve the case which killed his partner in 1945.
Format: Screenplay
(Posted: 05/30/2019; Updated: 05/30/2019)
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By Brent Hartinger.
(Romantic Comedy): Seeking excitement, Sophie impulsively becomes a "digital nomad" -- someone who works remotely while traveling the world. But her new lifestyle proves more difficult than expected, especially when she keeps running into Elijah, a handsome fellow nomad, and circumstances always seem to push them apart.
Format: Screenplay
(Posted: 10/10/2018; Updated: 05/29/2019)
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