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Registered Scripts

Title: "Stealing Minnesota"

Genre: Drama

Log Line: A gritty party chairman defends his family's political legacy while trying to stave off an election disaster.

Title: "The Restorer"
Genre: Drama
Log Line: A Jewish architect and an elderly Nazi War Criminal find themselves trapped in a church in a story of redemption and forgiveness.

Title: “Father 8” 
Genre: Family Drama
Log Line: A young parish priest is rediscovered and returns to his former profession as a major league baseball player. NOTE: The Script won the 7th Annual American Cinema Foundation Screenplay Contest. It’s a nice family film that could be adapted for TV.

Title: “Christmas, Texas”
Genre: Light Family Drama
Log Line: A young city manager rediscovers the spirit of Christmas with the help of an improbable time traveler and the oddball citizens of a small Texas town. 

Title: "Emil's Autograph"
Genre: Drama/Thriller
Log Line: A brash American track star becomes an unwitting pawn in a game of cold war intrigue as two men use each other to obtain their common goal, Emil’s Autograph. NOTE: Emil’s Autograph has been described as The Man Who Knew Too Much meets Without Limits. Emil’s Autograph was a Scriptapalooza Screenwriting Contest Semifinalist. 
Very timely with its subplot of anabolic steroids in sports.

Title: “Love and Pigs”

Genre: Romantic Comedy/Coming of Age
Log Line: A modern dance prodigy battles a controlling mother for the love of a swine-producing 'whiz kid', in a quirky, romantic, coming of age salute to Aristophanes. NOTE: Love and Pigs was a Top 15 Script in the American Accolades Screenplay Contest.