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In a city plagued by forgotten promises, an otherworldly stranger has eight hours to find refuge for one of its forgotten inhabitants or be condemned to an unwanted fate on Earth.
SYNOPSIS:
Genre: Drama / Fantasy
Format: Short Film
Nutshell: Wings of Desire x Stroszek x Death (DC Comics)
Logline: In a city plagued by forgotten promises, an otherworldly stranger has eight hours to find refuge for one of its forgotten inhabitants or be condemned to an unwanted fate on Earth.
Connection: Many years ago, I found myself suddenly homeless. We still have a choice to believe in those who have been most forgotten yet still have value.
Tagline: Leave no one behind.
OVERVIEWAel (pronounced: “aYel”) Dabria is a man in this 50s who lives in an apartment alone. He requires no sustenance and exists solely to serve mankind. Periodically, an envelope is pushed under his door with directions and a name. Once received, he sets the timer on his watch for an 8-hour deadline in which he is to find the person’s whose name he’s been assign to and create a solution for what they need the most - to find a place to call home. Failure results in the assigned individual's journey to the afterlife, prolonging Ael's earthly sojourn.
Having endured this duty for 10 years, Ael reaches a breaking point.
The script is available upon request.
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Thanks a ton for the five stars, Maurice Vaughan!!
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You're welcome, Leonardo Ramirez. I really like the poster! Did you make it?
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I did, Maurice Vaughan. I used Canva. Love that site.
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Great job on the poster, Leonardo Ramirez! Canva is my go-to. I use it for posters, pitch decks, etc.
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Same here, Maurice Vaughan. I love how easy it is to use.
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Yeah, Canva is really easy, Leonardo Ramirez. I like the price for Canva Pro ($14.99 a month).
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At some point, I’m going to have to try Pro, Maurice Vaughan. I haven’t used the pro version yet.
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Canva Pro has great features, Leonardo Ramirez. I use the Picture Background Remover a lot.
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I wonder how that feature compares with photoshop, Maurice Vaughan which is what I use to remove a background. I'll bet it's a lot quicker.
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I can remove a background with Canva Pro in seconds, Leonardo Ramirez. but sometimes a part(s) of the picture will be missing. I think it depends on what type of picture I use. Do you ever have that issue with Photoshop?
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I absolutely do, Maurice Vaughan. But it's pretty easy to enlarge the file and reduce the size of the tool for those hard-to-reach spots. That's why I go between the two.
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That's cool, Leonardo Ramirez. I wonder if Canva Pro has that option. I'll check and see.
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Yeah please let me know, Maurice Vaughan. I'm curious if it does.
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No problem, Leonardo Ramirez. I'll let you know.
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Thank you so much Tammy Hunt!!
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Great logline and poster. I am very close to the issue of homelessness so the title is an A1 from me!
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Thank you Sarah Jane Mc Carthy! Means a lot!
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This should be a feature film! Very strong concept.
Thanks a ton Tom Stohlgren. Means a lot! The feature version of this is called, "The Book of Jon: A Blade of Saints & Angels".