Blown

PITCH A lone British deep cover agent (MI6), posing as a drug runner is shanghaied by Al Qaida to smuggle assassins into Europe. He must foil their assassination plot to kill top international government officials attending the 2012 Industrial World Fair in Hanover, thereby preventing a global jihad. An action-packed journey into the underbelly of terrorism and drug smuggling. BRIEF TREATMENT FOR BLOWN. A successful hashish smuggler, CASH BEASANT, comes to the attention of AQIM (Al Qaida Islamic Mahgreb), operating in North Africa. CASH is Shanghaied into smuggling terrorists from Africa into Europe in order to assassinate the German Chancellor, the Chinese Premier and other World Leaders attending the Hanover Messe 2012, the worlds largest Industrial Fair. The assassination plot was planned by the Russians and Hezbollah. Double agent Shiites infiltrate the Sunni Muslim Wahhabi Sect in order to shift the blame of the assassinations to the Sunnis, who are unaware of the true targets, which include the King of Morocco. The terrorist connection with senior police and immigration officers creates even more intrigue when the DST (Moroccan Counter Intelligence) becomes involved when they learn of the attempt on the King's life. The intrigue starts on a remote beach in Morocco and continues to Spain; Tangier, Casablanca, Nador, back to Spain and then to Amsterdam, culminating in Hanover, where all the surviving players die... except Cash, who is revealed at the end as being a deep cover agent (Arrowsmith) for the British Secret Service. Each leg of the journey contains a loss of life incident, but the violence ends on a high note with the reunion of Cash with his sweetheart, Carmen, who he thought was killed by his captors. Arrowsmith’s adventures are continuous. The ending lends itself to more thrillers with Arrowsmith's adventures in my other completed screenplays titled: MOTHERLAND and ASSASSINS CODE 1. I am a team player, not an obstacle to getting my work produced. Therefore, rewrites and changes will not be a problem.