In the dead of night, a dementia-stricken U.S. President faces a harrowing decision: launch nuclear missiles or risk annihilation in this heart-pounding thriller with a chilling twist.
SYNOPSIS:
Amidst the chaos of a mistaken missile alert, a vulnerable President struggles to discern reality from delusion, leading to a spine-tingling showdown with the specter of war.
A riveting psychological thriller unfolds as a frail leader confronts his own mortality and moral ambiguity when a false alarm threatens to unleash catastrophic consequences.
As tensions escalate in the War Room, an ailing President must navigate the labyrinth of his deteriorating mind to avert disaster in this gripping, edge-of-your-seat political thriller.
When a terrifying mistake sends the world teetering on the brink of nuclear war, a frail President's battle with dementia becomes a race against time in this pulse-pounding thriller with an electrifying twist.
I suggest changing "In the dead of night" to the inciting incident. I don't think "In the dead of night" adds anything to the logline.
I also suggest taking out "in this heart-pounding thriller with a chilling twist." That sounds like it belongs in the pitch instead of the logline.
Something like: "After/when _________________ (inciting incident), a dementia-stricken U.S. President faces a harrowing decision: launch nuclear missiles at ___________ or risk annihilation."
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Sounds thrilling, Jed Power!
I suggest changing "In the dead of night" to the inciting incident. I don't think "In the dead of night" adds anything to the logline.
I also suggest taking out "in this heart-pounding thriller with a chilling twist." That sounds like it belongs in the pitch instead of the logline.
Something like: "After/when _________________ (inciting incident), a dementia-stricken U.S. President faces a harrowing decision: launch nuclear missiles at ___________ or risk annihilation."
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