by
Sandra L. Bolton
Genre: Mystery
Logline:
A chomping at the bit priest struggles with celibacy, lust, and murder when he collaborates on a screenplay.
Synopsis:
Every season one night a week they arrive after a day of work and personal compromise. Individuals different as pickles and ice cream. One by one they enter the Sportsmans Club with backpacks, satchels, and notebooks. Most importantly, they bring life experiences, imagination and a sense of humor. They merge in the Lodge room. They sit at the oblong table spread with scripts. They are The Reel Salty Writers.
WALLY,59, aka FATHER PEKAN a chomping at the bit priest.
CASH OOH,46, a graduate of The County Corrections facility.
FRANNIE BRAZIL,42, a published romance author.
ALMONDO MAS,49, an emergency room nurse.
SHEILA SPANISH,29, beauty salon operator.
PETER PINE,34, a professional bowler.
The Reel Salty Writers produced screenplay is number one at the Feature Film Festival on Cape Cod is optioned, distributed and nominated for an Academy Award.
A particular scene sparks an obsessive compulsive behavior of BOB COPPER,62, retired detective to revisit a file. The Police Captain KEVIN KILZ,61, opposes this request for personal reasons.
The detective is spiritually guided on a path of unusual circumstance. The one piece of missing evidence is out there.
Two priests are nervous about their relationship with a deceased parishoner.
A finger of suspicion points at the writer of the murder scene in the screenplay THE HIT by The Reel Salty Writers.
The writers with the greatest regard for one another are proud of their successful collaboration and excited to pursue individual ventures that keep them connected in very different ways.
Bio:
New writer with two screenplays for producer /representation consideration.
Contact screenwriter Sandra L. Bolton
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