A teenage boy dreams about an artic queen, fights his sickness and develops a crush on his new classmate.
Type:
Short
Status:
For sale
Page Count:
20pp
Genre:
Drama, Fantasy
Budget:
Shoestring
Age Rating:
Everyone
Copyright Details:
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Synopsis/Details

A teenage boy named Gregg dreams about an arctic queen named Sierra. He tries to keep his dream world and the real world separate. On his first day of school, Gregg meets Moon, a teenage girl dealing with her own issues of shyness and trust. Things between Moon and Gregg get better. Over a weekend trip to the movies together, Gregg hides that he has leukemia and keeps it hidden from Moon until he does not make it to school the next week. Now knowing about Gregg being in the hospital. Moon visits him and has a second date right there. Gregg's mother, Mary, discovers that Gregg needs a rare donor and learns that Moon is the same blood type as him.

In the dream world, Gregg must choose where he belongs. He chooses to live and has the operation.

Years later, Moon and Gregg are married. They have a son named Atreyu and are living their lives in peace.

All Accolades & Coverage

Dreamz Catcher International Film Festival Award Winner 2021
Dreamz Catcher International Film Festival Award Winner 2022

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Submitted: 2021-Aug-08
Last Updated: 2023-Oct-10
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The Writer: Nicholas P

Hello, my name is Nicholas P! I started off as a freestyle artist, creating my own characters when I was a teenager. Now in my 40's, I write my own screenplays and characters. Issues is spec screenplay, along with Swan and Monster. All three are original, intense and thorough, along with the eighty-five others I have written for the past six to seven years. As of this very week, I have been writing a revision for Swan. I did a revision for Issues and you know what, there's no more clutter. Due to Swan's original script, I will not upload the newly revised version. I advise anyone that wants to read it to go to Stage 32. There is no devil and no swamp or a deceased version of Nick Valens. Go to bio
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