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1. R E B I R T H by T. L. Lewis  Interviews
A womanizing artist uncovers more than the nudes he captures on canvas when he finds love that changes his life and risks it all in a fight for civil liberty. Inspired by a provocative true story set in a world torn between Renaissance and genocide, with the passion of "Braveheart" and the promise of "Ever After." Three recent FIRST PLACE WINS and RECOMMENDS. http://the-greenlight.hostei.com/tllewis.html Synopsis

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Format: Screenplay

(Posted: 01/08/2008; Updated: 05/25/2010 ) [Detailed Script Listing]

2. Smilers by Mike McGeever
A cynical fraud investigator risks his career when he falls in love with his chief suspect and learns that every smiler is not a liar.

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Format: Screenplay

(Posted: 01/13/2006; Updated: 08/30/2010 ) [Detailed Script Listing]

3. MY HUSBAND, THE DICK by Keith Davidson  Interviews
A murder mystery presented in three genres -- gritty film noir when the brilliant detective who solved the case recalls it, lush Hollywood glamour when his starry-eyed wife starts writing a novel about it, and lurid pulp when her meddlesome editor rewrites her. Their comic battle for creative control of the manuscript turns serious when the novelist realizes her husband missed a key clue, and the race is on to see who can re-solve the case first.

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Format: Screenplay

(Posted: 02/07/2001; Updated: 08/26/2010 ) [Detailed Script Listing]

4. COOPER'S WAR by Timothy Jay Smith
An Army sharpshooter, threatened with court martial, takes part in a CIA-backed coup to redeem himself so he can go home. GRAND PRIZE, WRITEMOVIES 2010 FIRST PLACE FOR ORIGINAL DRAMA, HOUSTON WORLDFEST FIRST PLACE, HOLLYWOOD SCREENWRITING INSTITUTE Synopsis

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Format: Screenplay

(Posted: 05/26/2006; Updated: 08/29/2010 ) [Detailed Script Listing]

5. GRILLED CHEESE VIRGIN by steven arvanites  Interview
When a streetwise hooker and a devout pre-op tranny fry a grilled cheese sandwich with the image of the Virgin Mary seared into the bread, one makes it a business opportunity while the other sees the "relic" as her salvation. Synopsis

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(Posted: 07/13/2006; Updated: 05/21/2010 ) [Detailed Script Listing]

6. WHERE THE DEAD GO by Mark Kratter  Interviews
A by-the-book bioweapons expert is deployed to the war-torn Congo to investigate a suspicious outbreak of disease only to discover that it may be of supernatural origin.

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Format: Screenplay

(Posted: 09/05/2007; Updated: 07/30/2010 ) [Detailed Script Listing]

7. Going Solo by Robert Gately  Interviews
A mother, housebound for three decades with agoraphobia, faces her worst nightmare when she accompanies her estranged daughter to Carnegie Hall where they struggle through zany, madcap consequences and rediscover the importance of family and love. Synopsis

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Format: Stageplay

(Posted: 08/19/2003; Updated: 08/24/2010 ) [Detailed Script Listing]

8. Frozen Fire by Paul Pawlowski  Interview
After being branded a scapegoat by his agency, an Israeli Mossad operative goes AWOL and becomes a freelance assassin, only to be torn between his conscience and a paycheck when he discovers his inaugural client's immoral political ideology. PDF Excerpt

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(Posted: 08/01/2009; Updated: 07/30/2010 ) [Detailed Script Listing]

9. There is a Season by Stuart Creque  Interviews
A modern fable about two families trapped, helplessly and hopelessly, in the throes of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. A Palestinian father is terrified that his younger son wants to emulate his older brother and become a suicide bomber; an Israeli army officer is tired of the acts of retaliation he has to carry out. They don't see any way out of the cycle of violence -- and then it starts to snow.... PDF Excerpt

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(Posted: 08/08/2010; Updated: 08/08/2010 ) [Detailed Script Listing]

10. The Holy Ghost by Paul Pawlowski  Interview
An underwater salvage expert attempts to reconcile with his archeologist ex-wife during a whirlwind adventure that takes them in search of the most valuable treasure of all - their kidnapped daughter. PDF Excerpt

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Format: Screenplay

(Posted: 07/13/2009; Updated: 07/30/2010 ) [Detailed Script Listing]

11. KISS/KILL by Stephen Levy
A sex-starved man's plans to murder his frigid wife go dangerously off-track when a couple they both intimately know shows up on their private island. Low Budget: 1 location, 2 couples, 2 small roles Synopsis

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(Posted: 09/05/2005; Updated: 06/18/2010 ) [Detailed Script Listing]

12. The Interrogator aka The State of the Union by Chuck Loch
A U.S. Army interrogator in Afghanistan uncovers details of an al-Qaeda plot to detonate a nuclear device in Washington, DC during the President's State of the Union Address. But, in the process of interrogation, SHE bonds with her prisoner and fights to save him from the death sentence brought on by his own disclosures Synopsis PDF Excerpt

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(Posted: 08/11/2003; Updated: 05/24/2010 ) [Detailed Script Listing]

13. DREAM TRUE by Bryan Marvis
Alex and Thea, two soulmates who fall magically in love as children, are tragically separated after an accident kills their parents and leaves Alex locked in a coma. Years later, reunited as adults, the two fall in love again, but tragedy separates them once more -- seemingly forever -- until they rediscover how to meet again . . . in their dreams. Debbi K. Swanson, President, Los Angeles Drama Critics Circle, wrote of DREAM TRUE, "This script has a strong female character who takes the lead even though the male is the protagonist. Marvis creates an imaginary romantic place for lovers to meet when all else is doomed, though getting there is often impossible. This is the kind of story that keeps you glued."

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(Posted: 02/02/2001; Updated: 12/06/2009 ) [Detailed Script Listing]

14. BLOOD ANGEL by Kyle Michel Sullivan
Would a man destroy his soul to be with an angel? That's the question at the heart of this off-beat story, where a vampire seduces a young musician in post-Katrina New Orleans in her plan to make him into a murderous creature like herself. Synopsis PDF Excerpt

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(Posted: 03/11/2009; Updated: 08/02/2010 ) [Detailed Script Listing]

15. CHECKPOINT by Timothy Jay Smith
The race to stop a terrorist attack planned for Easter Sunday in Jerusalem weaves together the lives of an American journalist, Israeli war hero, and Palestinian farmer. GRAND PRIZE, RHODE ISLAND INT'L FILM FESTIVAL'S SCREENWRITING COMPETITION Synopsis PDF Excerpt

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(Posted: 10/22/2006; Updated: 08/29/2010 ) [Detailed Script Listing]

16. ONCE UPON THIS PLAYGROUND by Anne Kruse  Interviews
(HOT OFF OF A COMPLETE REWRITE 3/2010) A portal back to high school, 1972 thrusts a sexy, spoiled volleyball star into old-school, gender splitting times where she accidently ruins history and must piece it back together in her own creative way to find her way back home. Synopsis PDF Excerpt

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(Posted: 08/25/2007; Updated: 05/01/2010 ) [Detailed Script Listing]

17. Corporate Policy by Robert Gately  Interviews
Greedy executives of a large corporation implement an illegal downsizing process, and they would've gotten away with it, but they didn’t count on a desperate employee whose courage and family loyalty proves much stronger than any of their corporate policies. Synopsis

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(Posted: 08/19/2003; Updated: 01/10/2010 ) [Detailed Script Listing]

18. Italian Waltz by Michael Raymond
An overworked American hotel manager reluctantly agrees to transport his father's remains to the family's ancestral Italian village with his estranged wife and son where the clash of cultures, unexpected revelations, and self-discovery has both a comic and profound effect on the entire family.

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(Posted: 05/06/2010; Updated: 05/06/2010 ) [Detailed Script Listing]

19. SUMMER CAMP by Diane Hanks  Interview
SUMMER CAMP is the true coming-of-age story about an 11-year-old girl who, after getting abandoned by her parents, moves with her younger sister into an empty guesthouse where they struggle to survive through the summer.

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Format: Screenplay

(Posted: 11/25/2009; Updated: 07/12/2010 ) [Detailed Script Listing]

20. Zipper by Eric Carlson  Interviews
A wounded army vet returns home and retreats into his own isolated world, but a chance encounter with a stray dog sets off a chain of events that restores his faith in God, family, and himself.

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Format: Screenplay

(Posted: 01/06/2009; Updated: 01/05/2010 ) [Detailed Script Listing]

21. Gods Of Bell by Robert Gately  Interviews
Charles Longley, a telephone worker, invades the public's privacy by using the telephone lines and justifies his actions because he's seeking justice on the man who killed his wife. He breaks into data bases, private telephone conversations, the IRS computer, and much more, as he gets drawn into a nightmarish battle with a US Senator and inadvertently becomes a pawn in an extraordinary tale of international intrigue. Synopsis

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(Posted: 08/19/2003; Updated: 01/10/2010 ) [Detailed Script Listing]

22. PHANTOM RANCH by Bryan Marvis
Was it murder? Suicide? An accidental drowning? Or something else? An inquisitive reporter tries to unravel the truth behind the strange, mysterious disappearance of a honeymoon couple in the Grand Canyon. (Inspired by a true story.)

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(Posted: 05/20/2006; Updated: 12/06/2009 ) [Detailed Script Listing]