CineStory Announces Grand Prize Winner
CineStory has announced Nino Del Presco as their 2008 Grand Prize Winner for his screenplay, The Third Realm.
Logline: A skillful Jewish detective is pulled from a concentration camp
to help a Nazi police inspector track down a cold-blooded killer. When
the detective's unflinching determination to solve the case overtakes
his instinct for survival, the inspector begins to question his own
beliefs, and those of the Nazi Party.
Updated: 09/17/2008
Additional Contest Info: CineStory Foundation Feature Retreat and Fellowship
ScriptLinks
Post Your Script Here!Xanadu Shores: (PoC) The Super Spy Series
Genre: Action, Adventure, Thriller.
All That Glitters (excerpt) From The Novel: Xanadu Shores
The Xanadu Team become deceptively embroiled in an island gem heist, hosted by a nefarious jeweler operating a criminal enterprise, lured by a beautiful woman escalating to international espionage.
Screenplay Pilot for Xanadu Shores: The Super Spy Series
Two ex-pilots become entangled in a kidnapping and gold heist, after an employer's scheme escalates from theft to kidnapping.
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