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Side Bets
Genre:
Action/Drama
Logline:
Don’t bet against him.
Synopsis:
Richard Corey is a quiet man who lets his martial arts skills
speak for themselves. He doesn’t go looking for fights, but
he won’t back down from one, either. His best friend, Jim,
knows Richard well enough to place bets on a sure thing.
Unfortunately, Richard will have to choose between backing
down from a big match or risk losing Mary, the love of his life.
Richard tries to put the shards of his life together in a way in
which Mary will be the central piece. Mary seems to push
Richard away and no one knows why. Richard tries to figure
out why Mary would stay to take care of an abusive father.
Mary’s father hates Richard and threatens to kill him if he
gets the opportunity. It is no idle threat.
Jim talks Richard into a long-term kickboxing contract in
which both could wind up very comfortable financially. But
Richard could be in way over his head this time as the
promoter pits him against professional karate experts who
make a living by pulverizing amateurs like Richard. Jim has
already made the side bets and Richard can’t walk away
from this fight.
Budget: $600,000
Runway Productions is currently seeking investors for all
feature film development. Please contact Patrick Mitchell at
(520) 247-1805, or email patrick@RunwayTucson.com for
Investor Package information. All queries are confidential.
Action/Drama
Logline:
Don’t bet against him.
Synopsis:
Richard Corey is a quiet man who lets his martial arts skills
speak for themselves. He doesn’t go looking for fights, but
he won’t back down from one, either. His best friend, Jim,
knows Richard well enough to place bets on a sure thing.
Unfortunately, Richard will have to choose between backing
down from a big match or risk losing Mary, the love of his life.
Richard tries to put the shards of his life together in a way in
which Mary will be the central piece. Mary seems to push
Richard away and no one knows why. Richard tries to figure
out why Mary would stay to take care of an abusive father.
Mary’s father hates Richard and threatens to kill him if he
gets the opportunity. It is no idle threat.
Jim talks Richard into a long-term kickboxing contract in
which both could wind up very comfortable financially. But
Richard could be in way over his head this time as the
promoter pits him against professional karate experts who
make a living by pulverizing amateurs like Richard. Jim has
already made the side bets and Richard can’t walk away
from this fight.
Budget: $600,000
Runway Productions is currently seeking investors for all
feature film development. Please contact Patrick Mitchell at
(520) 247-1805, or email patrick@RunwayTucson.com for
Investor Package information. All queries are confidential.
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