LOGLINE
A suicidal man’s carefully planned final night is ruined when his ex-wife drops off a tiny dog — and the little bastard refuses to let him die.
A meticulously planned final night versus a six-pound dog. The dog wins. It is a comedy, and it is not kidding about either half of that.
Leave an email. the script and the pitch packet open immediately.
I keep a record of who opens the files so I know who has read what. Your address is never sold, listed, or shared.
Dogs, bad nights, and jokes told at exactly the wrong moment.
The feature-length dog script: no talking animals, no swelling strings.
After a gentle pit bull bred for fighting refuses to kill and is discarded, he bonds with a withdrawn maintenance man; when a dogfighting network targets their makeshift refuge, both must decide whether survival can become a home.
OPEN ITWhat the morning after looks like for the men who are left.
After a former infantryman dies by suicide, the men who served with him reunite at his rural cabin to clean out his life — only to discover that the brotherhood they mythologized may be the thing keeping another one of them alive.
OPEN IT