A lot of things can and will happen in the line for the midnight showing of Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace.
Type:
Feature
Status:
For sale
Page Count:
84pp
Genre:
Comedy
Budget:
Independent
Age Rating:
17+
Synopsis/Details
Three childhood friends and aspiring filmmakers — Kevin, Darren, and Reggie — struggle with broken promises, jealousy and the overwhelming desire to avoid talking to an original Star Wars trilogy purist, Lyle, who may or may not be dating his cousin. They are joined by film snob, Xavier, who doesn’t like Star Wars, but is in line for the event experience and a group of super-fans who refuse to hear any negativity about their beloved franchise. It’s the night before May 19, 1999, and movie fans gather at their local cinema, standing in line, waiting to watching Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace. A lot of things can and will happen. A girlfriend is found out she’s been faking her excitement about the movie, an epic Star Wars vs. Star Trek battle is fought, the classic fight between commercial and indie film lovers, friends have their friendship tested and much more!

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The Writer: Michael Field

My Why I grew up loving the cinema. I still do. That love spurned me towards storytelling. At first, I started out as an actor and soon realized, while I enjoy it, I prefer creating the story and not just being part of it and I've been telling stories for over 20 years. When we all start watching movies and television shows and we find the ones we love, we really don't know why. But my desire to become a storyteller forced me to realize that without story, without great writing, all those movies wouldn't last. It's the story that keeps the great ones with us for our lives. My Work I directed a feature I penned in 2005 titled, "Save the Forest", which enjoyed a small run on Netflix as well… Go to bio
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