
A young gangster climbs through the ranks during the Prohibition era.
A young gangster climbs through the ranks during the Prohibition era.
Dreamworks has picked up Mystic River and Gone, Baby, Gone novelist Dennis Lehane’s latest after a heated bidding war. The psychological thriller looks to be the next in Lehane’s long-list of big screen adaptations.
Adaptation of the upcoming novel from Mystic River author Dennis Lehane, who will also write the screenplay. DreamWorks acquired the rights after a heated bidding war with several studios. It is described as a Hitchcockian thriller set in Boston.
Gone Girl-like psychological thriller alternately unreliably narrated by a paranoiac and slightly agoraphobic woman and her con artist husband who is being hunted by some very bad guys over a botched venture capital swindle.
Logline: A black plainclothes Boston policeman is mistakenly beaten by his fellow officers, resulting in a shocking coverup and trial.
A Brooklyn bartender funnels cash to local gangsters through “money drops” until he finds himself at the center of a robbery gone awry and becomes entwined in an investigation that digs deep into the neighborhood’s past.
A Brooklyn bartender funnels cash to local gangsters through “money drops” until he finds himself at the center of a robbery gone awry and becomes entwined in an investigation that digs deep into the neighborhood’s past.
Logline: Centers on a hitman who deals with targets who work in high finance.
Logline: Based on the true story of Ross Ulbricht, a young kid who created the online bazaar “Silk Road” where anything from illegal drugs and guns, to hacked passwords and hit man services could be purchased.
A review of the week’s TV news!
Logline: A young gangster climbs through the ranks during the Prohibition-era.
Dennis Lehane’s new novel begins to make big moves.
Logline: A Vietnam veteran returns home and finds himself caught in a love triangle.
Logline: A group of roommates kill a man they thought was a killer, sending them all down a dangerous criminal path.
Logline: Story centers on a Florida salvage expert (Travis McGee), searching for his ex, goes to Grenada where he tangles with a sinister real estate developer, and falls for a mysterious woman hired to impersonate the missing girlfriend.
Logline: A Brooklyn bartender funnels cash to local gangsters through “money drops” until he finds himself at the center of a robbery gone awry and becomes entwined in an investigation that digs deep into the neighborhood’s past.