Imprisoned by her mother's evil twin in New York, Eve dreams of the outside, while her older sister remembers their real home beyond the trees with their real mother, a homeless tarot reader with amnesia.
Type:
Short
Status:
For sale
Page Count:
18pp
Genre:
Fantasy
Budget:
Independent
Age Rating:
13+
Copyright Details:
UK copyright by default. WGA registry. U.S copyright office.
Synopsis/Details
In progress.... NOTE: Live action and/or animation potential. While Covid-19 is not part of this story at all, the chosen music, the isolation, the "protection" subtly takes viewers on an emotional journey that will resonate, uplift, offer escape, hope and a feeling of resolve with everything going on. It's emotionally targeted in that way. The chosen music helps that process, so I recommend listening to the chosen music during the read for extra tingles!
Attached Talent

Deborah Geffner as twin sisters, Maiva and Allegra.

All Accolades & Coverage

Screencraft "consider" coverage: "Not only is there a lot of uniqueness and creativity to the world built in this story (within the city of New York), but the detail with which this world is built feels like one of the strongest elements of
this script... These action lines are economical but effective, rendering this script a roadmap for production but also pulls us into the story."

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Submitted: 2020-Oct-27
Last Updated: 2020-Nov-25
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The Writer: Jennifer Le Roux

Comedy / Fantasy / YA and Childrens Screenwriter. Twitter @jenniferthered Instagram @jenniferthereduk I studied screenwriting in the 90s and mid-noughties, but alas I sold my soul to the corporate underworld as a digital marketer. All was not lost though, in 2016 I escaped employment and thrived as a freelance writer for top brands, elearning companies, escape rooms and tech SaaS brands worldwide. So, while I've been writing professionally as a digital marketer for more than 12 years, I am but a mere mortal at the beginnings of my screenwriting journey. In fact, it was a late diagnosis of ADHD that led me back to the craft of screenwriting in 2019, when I quickly discovered that… Go to bio
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