When having an affair with an older man, a college graduate must make a commitment or else her jealous boyfriend will get his revenge.
Type:
Feature
Status:
Seeking finance
Page Count:
82pp
Genre:
Comedy, Drama, Romance
Budget:
Independent
Age Rating:
13+
Based On:
Red Thread of Fate by Woo Ae Yi
Studio/Financer:
Ladie K Productions Inc
Synopsis/Details
There was a Vietnamese adoptee, Zarah, who wanted to find her soulmate. This desire to find the right man in her life was fueled by the fact that she just couldn’t relate to her father who was always working. Every day she felt desperate to find The One, clinging to her friend to console her, and convinced that she would find him in college. She actually did find her white boyfriend, Perez, in college. But, one day she got fired from her job because her family-friendly company found out about his criminal record. For someone who values financial stability, she realized she had to take immediate action and find a new job. Meanwhile, her alcoholic boyfriend was not interested in finding a new job, and her friend told her about it. She met an older half-Chinese coworker in her new job. She couldn’t get him out of her mind. Her college boyfriend found out that she wanted to cheat on him and in a jealous rage retaliated by putting soap in her gas tank. She fled home to her parents and had a long-distance relationship with her new boyfriend, falling deeply in love. However, during that time she had to face her fear of abandonment. All three of them yearned to rekindle what once was.
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The Writer: Woo Ae Yi

Woo Ae Yi, formerly Ame Ai, is a screenwriter, playwright, author, poet, lyricist, and unofficial anthropologist. Both "Woo Ae" and "Ame Ai" translate to "rain love," and Yi believes that, just as rain falls on everyone, that everyone deserves to be loved. With a prolific library of thirteen titles (including this one), Yi has written on the topic of adoption, race, culture, romance and sex, spirituality, and prison since 2008 through various mediums. Yi has been publishing creative and nonfiction works only somewhat longer than she has enjoyed membership in Toastmasters International. In the future, Yi plans to write more about Korean (and/or Asian) adoptees, prison, her personal… Go to bio
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