Unjustly confined inside a secret Middle-Eastern prison, a missionary matches wits against an enigmatic and sadistic interrogator in the hope of escaping with his life.
Type:
Feature
Status:
For sale
Page Count:
109pp
Genre:
Drama, Thriller
Budget:
Independent
Age Rating:
13+
Synopsis/Details
One moment Father Eduardo is working as a Missionary in the Middle East. The next he’s locked inside a secret prison, being tortured for information he swears he doesn’t have. But his interrogator knows that’s a lie. As Eduardo struggles against a ruthless adversary in a deadly game of wits, he begins experiencing hallucinations. Increasingly unable to distinguish fact from illusion, he starts to question his own sanity: Could the accusations be true? Is Eduardo a terrorist? But hidden forces are at play. When armed insurgents storm the facility, killing everyone and freeing Eduardo, he vows to expose the truth. Returning to the prison, he discovers his incarceration was never what it seemed to be. Nor, for that matter, was his rescue.

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Submitted: 2018-Jan-08
Last Updated: 2018-Jan-12
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The Writer: Michael Alderman

Writer/director/actor Michael Alderman began his career in the late 1970s, producing a number of “stop-motion” animated short films. In college he enrolled in every class offered within his chosen field, earning an Associate of Arts degree with emphasis on film and television production, as well as a Certificate of Outstanding Achievement & Excellence. While there, he wrote and directed the Halloween episode of the weekly children’s cable TV program, Captain Cidd’s Castle . He also became involved with the college’s drama department, where he learned the craft of collaborating with actors to tell a story. In 1984 he was invited by director Richard Donner to observe firsthand the… Go to bio
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