Cursed with the power to kill by touch, a hitman with a troubled past seeks to change his destiny.
Type:
Feature
Status:
For sale
Page Count:
118pp
Genre:
Thriller
Budget:
Blockbuster
Age Rating:
13+
Based On:
Concept by Jermaine Malik Risby
Studio/Financer:
n/a
Synopsis/Details
Mikal is a hitman with an unusual way of accomplishing his missions. Haunted by horrific images from his past Mikal struggles to find peace in the present. Cursed with the power to kill with a simple touch, he is forced to live a solitary life, and earning money as a hitman is the only way he knows how to survive in this world that he can't be a part of. But Mikal's world is about to be turned upside-down when a deranged killer, who's got world domination on his mind, threatens to kill Mikal because he's the only person who can stop him. But Mikal wants nothing more than to be with the woman he loves and be accepted by society as one of their own. Frustrated with the world seeing him as a freak, Mikal tries to bury his life as a hitman in a desperate attempt at living a normal life. Mikal's made too many enemies over the years to simply slip away from his old life and into a new one. And when the love of his life, Palomi, is sucked into his surreal world, Mikal must do he impossible to protect her from the people who are trying to kill him. Penniless, hungry and with no place to call a home, Mikal and Palomi spend their time running and hiding from the delusional killer, who's powers continue to grow seemingly without limits. Mikal soon runs out of places to hide and confronts the God-wannabe in an epic battle for survival. Pushed into a corner Mikal has no choice but to save the world.

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The Writer: Albert Barrera

“Screenwriting is the most prized of all the cinematic arts. Actually, it isn’t, but it should be.” – Hugh Laurie A person who I held in high esteem, upon learning that I was pursuing this crazy thing called screenwriting, asked me recently what had possessed me to do it and wanted to know whether there was anything he could do to persuade me to stop. Needless to say, that person is no longer my friend. To love to do something, no matter how crazy or how difficult or how downright dangerous, is to attempt to satisfy something mysterious deep within ourselves. No one really knows why we do the things we do, after all, but that doesn’t stop us from giving it a name such as ‘passion’, or ‘… Go to bio
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