

Jackson Agency is out with MOULIN ROUGE by Aimee Adell Johnson. A Jewish gangster opens the first racially integrated hotel and casino.
Jackson Agency is out with MOULIN ROUGE by Aimee Adell Johnson. A Jewish gangster opens the first racially integrated hotel and casino.
Citizen Skull Productions is out with SAINTS OF THE LOWER NINE by Yancey Hrobowski. A Black female cop finds herself in the fight of her life to uncover a mystery.
Kaplan Stahler and Bellevue are out with THE SIDE DOOR by Matt Tente. Tennis coach Gordie Ernst accepts $2.7 million in bribes to help 12 students who never played tennis gain admission.
Zero Gravity Management is out with THE TRESPASSERS by Troy Blake. A young wife becomes increasingly frustrated with her mild-mannered husband.
David Kushner and Joshua Bullock have signed with literary manager Jeff Belkin of Zero Gravity Management!
Based on a true story. Millennial billionaire Joe Sinclair has checked off every item on his bucket list but one: he wants to know what it’s like to kill a man. With his three best friends in tow, Joe heads to Africa for the kind of safari you won’t find advertised in travel brochures.
A New England state trooper with hearing loss is tasked with investigating a gang leader’s prison break out.
A disgraced ex-cop runs up against some old enemies when he searches for his missing daughter and his own soul in the seedy underground club circuit of Los Angeles. A diverse version of TAKEN meets TRAINING DAY.
A young black man is put on death row after he is forced to confess to a crime he didn’t commit.
This week we are joined by Lit Entertainment’s Adam Kolbrenner. He dissects the 2013 Crime/Thriller PRISONERS from scribe Aaron Guzikowski. Kolbrenner lays out the untold story of endless drafts all the way up to the red carpet premiere, taking a completely original idea and turning it into the breakout we know Guzikowski’s PRISONERS to be.
This week we are joined by Lit Entertainment’s Adam Kolbrenner. He dissects the 2013 Crime/Thriller PRISONERS from scribe Aaron Guzikowski. Kolbrenner lays out the untold story of endless drafts all the way up to the red carpet premiere, taking a completely original idea and turning it into the breakout we know Guzikowski’s PRISONERS to be.
When a former drug mule’s son is abducted, she teams up with her estranged older sister, a foul-mouthed, bronze-knuckled cop, to fight their way through a cartel and reunite their family.
A woman gets double-crossed by her friends who she recruited to help her pull off a heist.
Logline: A rancher on the Arizona border becomes the unlikely defender of a young Mexican boy desperately fleeing the cartel assassins who’ve pursued him into the U.S.