To save his ailing business, Joe has just three days to fend off loan sharks, woo the girl of his dreams and throw the party of the year. Easy, right?
Type:
Feature
Status:
For sale
Page Count:
115pp
Genre:
Comedy, Drama
Budget:
Shoestring
Age Rating:
17+
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Semi-Finalist: Screenplay - The Monthly Film Festival November 2017 (UK)
Official Selection: Screenplay - Beverly Hills Film Festival 2017 (USA)
Official Selection: Screenplay - Canada International Film Festival 2018 (Canada)
Official Selection: Screenplay (Feature) - Creation International Film Festival 2018 Summer Session (Canada)
Semi-Finalist: Feature Screenplay - Australia Independent Film Festival 2018 (Australia)
Finalist: Screenplay - Byron Bay Film Festival 2018 (Australia)
Official Selection: Las Vegas International Film & Screenwriting Festival 2019 (USA)

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Submitted: 2017-Dec-22
Last Updated: 2019-Oct-02
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The Writer: Mark Williams

Born and raised by working-class parents in a poor industrial town in South Wales, I am constantly moved and inspired by stories of every day people living extraordinary lives, and tales of success against the odds. More recently, as a father, I have become more enamoured with tales that set out to inspire future generations in the same way. I graduated from the International Film School of Wales in 2006 with a Masters in Film, and shortly afterwards began writing and producing short films for festivals. In 2007 I won the Best Student Film award at the Swansea Bay Film Festival for a short film entitled COUNTDOWN, followed by a handful of nominations at festivals in Australia, Europe and… Go to bio
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