While most years’ November is a time to look back on the things we’re thankful for, 2020’s November decided to serve up a heaping pile of news for our gravy and cranberry sauce.
The Muraviov Company is out with TAKE MY WIFE, PLEASE by Steve Feld. A man tries to find a suitable replacement for his wife.
The Muraviov Company is out with CARRA STONE AND THE LEGEND OF THE SUN DRAGON by Joe Bronzi, Lindsay Gelfand & Buddy Fitzpatrick. A human teen is the first of her race to be admitted to the Dominion’s military academy.
The Muraviov Company is out with HOTLINE by Frank Norwood. A young suicide hotline worker takes a call that puts her on a collision course.
Alas, we reach the end of August and with Labor Day just around the corner, we’re returning to cooler weather and pumpkin spice lattes invading our life yet again.
The Muraviov Company is out with THE UGLY TEAPOT: HANNAH’S STORY by F. Louis Holmes. Eleven-year-old Hannah’s life is turned upside down.
July has proven to be the roller coaster of emotions we all thought it would be.
The Muraviov Company is out with ACHILLES’ GAME: STALEMATE by Tammy “Taz” Diaz. A former top CIA agent must kidnap the U.S. President.
Despite the mounting uncertainty as we head into July, the spec market looks to be catching its stride and continues to rise from previous months.
The Muraviov Company is out with BLACK ‘N’ BLUE CHRISTMAS by Trevor Lanz. A tired and world-weary Santa Claus becomes a riotous, rage-fueled vigilante.
The Muraviov Company is out with TIME ZERO by Erin Carere & Carlo Carere. An unfulfilled engineer wakes up shackled to a ticking nuclear bomb in an underground chamber with only a phone and one instruction to save millions of people: she must convince the US President to kill himself.
Logline: When a magic umbrella lands two tween outcasts and a bumbling dad on a wacko island in the sky, the trio must learn to bond in order to unite the island’s two warring sides and save the universe – the only act that will allow them to return home.
When a novice mountain-climber embarks upon a treacherous, flurry-filled trek up one of the world’s tallest peaks, he soon realizes that the only thing more dangerous than the mountain he’s climbing is the deranged psychopath he’s climbing it with.
When a feisty trailer park teen suddenly becomes pregnant while still a virgin, a firestorm erupts between the church, government and media — each seeking to capitalize on the “miracle” for their own corrupt purposes. It’s “Juno” meets “Jordan Peele.”
Facing death, cranky Bill Wilks invites a young homeless mother and toddler to move in and soon after, her sister and offbeat friends show up creating a raucous menagerie under one roof. Even as Bill’s health deteriorates he rises to the rescue, helps transform their troubled lives and in doing so discovers the meaning of his own.
Based on the New York Times Best-Seller – In 1955, Emma “Grandma” Gatewood, at sixty-seven years of age, became the first woman to solo-hike the entire Appalachian Trail, all after raising eleven children and surviving decades of horrific domestic abuse.
At the apex of his career, the mercurial Frank Sinatra must work together with the FBI to rescue his son from his inept kidnappers, and ensure he has a chance to repair their broken paternal bond.
Written by Peter Malone Elliott, the story finds the mercurial Frank Sinatra at the apex of his career when he’s forced to team up with the FBI to rescue his son from a group of inept kidnappers, giving Ol’ Blue Eyes the chance to repair their broken father-son bond.
Written by Babaloo Mandel, the story follows two self-centered men whose lives become intertwined, forcing them to become caring human beings in spite of one of them being a thoroughly outrageous punk rocker who died in 1977.
Ten late-night commuters in a bus terminal turn on one another when an apparently supernatural force imprisons them in the terminal and gives them a simple task: to unanimously choose one among them who will be allowed to leave – and live – while the rest will stay behind and die.
When a routine prison transfer turns into a precarious hostage situation, a small-town sheriff on the cusp of retirement must team up with a hardened inmate to dodge gunfire and keep each other alive.
During the worst blizzard on record an ex-con gets a shot at redemption when his father, a small-town sheriff, gets kidnapped by an escaped murderer bent on revenge.
Based on a real story. In 19th Century China, a reclusive grotesquely hairy-faced kung fu master must lead a rag-tag band of warrior monks into battle against a powerful general to save the boy Emperor and his family.
After the tragic death of his wife and kids, rising tech star, Aiden Cross, invents the world’s first platform to access the afterlife, but when his partner winds up dead and haunting artifacts begin to cross back over, he must travel to the other side, find the real killer and stop the flood of souls from invading the realm of the living.
Desperate to make ends meet and pay child support after losing his wife, his job, and his hair, a geeky research chemist creates a breakthrough all-in-one drug that cures baldness and boosts sexual performance – but trouble ensues when his former big pharma boss vows to steal the formula at any cost.
A young woman born into wealth and unfulfilled with her life convinces a high-end thief to teach her the tricks of his trade — and it turns out she’s a natural becoming a modern-day Robin Hood in the process.
A depressed artist orders a hit on himself, then his entire life turns around and he has to figure out how to stop his determined assassin from closing the deal.
A young man finds himself caught in the middle of a centuries-old blood feud in Los Angeles’ Koreatown that won’t end until he’s dead or the last one standing.
David Luz, who made it into the Top 25 of the Launch Pad Manuscript Competition with Tallok, has signed with Kathy Muraviov of The Muraviov Company
In the style of great adventure classics like The Adventures of Tom Sawyer and Treasure Island, a new book about the golden age of pirates, Plunder, is hitting the film and television markets in a big way. The book is co-authored by Pat Croce and Adam Slutsky.