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Script Name: Good Written by: Monte Albers de Leon An Apocalyptic Thriller Where Humanity’s Survival Hinges on the Power of Goodness Good, written by Monte Albers de Leon, is a masterfully crafted screenplay that captures attention with its powerful message and memorable characters. This story digs deep into the idea that even amidst chaos, there’s […]

The documentary Sono l’Italiano provides an insightful and multifaceted look into the origins of Columbus Day. Through interrogating the traditional account of Columbus’s valiant discovery, the movie offers a deeper and more insightful viewpoint. The main argument of the video, which is backed up by historical data, is that Columbus Day was mostly created as

“The Will to Survive” by David Arch Hatch looks to be a devastating examination of the difficulties experienced by people trying to start over after being imprisoned. The idea of the script, which revolves around a middle-aged lady dealing with the fallout from a drug conviction, is ideal for a moving and timely story. The

“Six souls haunted by loss venture into the tunnel of their subconscious—will they confront their inner demons or remain trapped in their own despair?” Opposite the Sunrise by Helen Tsefala is a moving examination of tragedy, funerals, and the human psyche. The movie revolves around six people who are stuck in a psychological tunnel of

“The Chocolate Club” by Deborah Hadfield is a touching and inspirational story about self-discovery, love, and friendship. The movie, which is set in a small English village, centres on a group of strangers who band together in search of comfort, camaraderie, and a love of chocolate. The primary concept of the movie, which revolves around

The intriguing short film 7 Deadly Sin’s by Suzanne Kathleen Brimley explores multiple moral and psychological aspects of human nature. Because of the movie’s episodic format, every sin—pride, greed, destruction, envy, desire, arrogance, and sloth—can be explored separately and with unique creative choices that correspond to the characteristics of each vice. The film deserves praise

In Trust the Process by Sisy M. Gomez Peña explores the psychological impacts of leaving one’s own country—a issue that is generally disregarded—and theimmigrant experience. The film expertly shows us the protagonist, Zoé, navigating an apparently perfect life while battling an inner turmoil that reflectsthe difficulties of being without a place to call home. Though