Reeling from the sudden death of her mother, a young woman inherits her letters that reveal a fateful, secret love affair. When a journalist turns up on her doorstep to corroborate this affair with a photograph, together they connect the dots of this beautiful tale of lost love.
Maha Dakhil
Project details are kept under wraps, but story is said to be a drama set during WWI.
Story centers on a former basketball star who lost his wife and family in a struggle with addiction, and is now attempting to regain his soul and salvation by becoming the coach of a disparate, ethnically mixed high school basketball team at his alma mater.
Logline: After an alien consciousness takes over the minds of every human but one, the lone outsider must navigate a shaky truce with the alien hive mind, soon learning that there may be another person out there like him – someone with bad intentions.
Brad Ingelsby’s drama Claire has been set up at Scott Free, after his spec The Burning Woman was set up there earlier this year. In addition, sources confirm that Erika Olde has come on board to finance both projects through her Black Bicycle Entertainment and produce alongside Ridley Scott.
Logline: In the vein of Cape Fear, but centers on a female protagonist living on a rural farm who must defend her daughter when she falls in with the wrong crowd.
Ingelsby’s spec finds a home at Scott Free, with Ridley Scott producing!
Logline: Centers on a young grandmother (32) who lives with her young daughter (17) and her grandson (1). The story jumps forward in time after her daughter goes missing and tracks how the grandmother continues to cope, try to find love, and raise her grandson.
Logline: Follows author J.D. Salinger from his early days trying to establish his career in the early 1940s, finally gaining a foothold with his “Catcher in the Rye” character Holden Caulfield, when he leaves to fight in WWII.
Logline: Kept under wraps.
