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Adventures of Our New Film in Development

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COURT(SHIP) IN DEVELOPMENT AND VIEW PITCH REEL: CLICK HERE NOW.

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Sample press of our filmmaker C.M. Conway: Insider, TODAY.COM, NPR, New York Magazine, No Film School, U.S. News and World Report, The Hollywood Times, Authority Magazine, LIVE! IN THE BAY (KRON4), Hollywood Magic Image Magazine, Press Democrat, Sonoma County Gazette, Owl Guru, Circle Around and The Drive with Steve Jaxon and Harry Duke (KSRO).

Our film has a reputable nonprofit fiscal sponsor and our cinematographer is the award-winning Lisa Stoll, who collaborated with us on our last film, How to Successfully Fail in Hollywood now on Prime Video. Our film is a romantic comedy with dramatic courtroom elements involving an LGBTQ+ human rights issue. The film entertains while shedding a light on social justice; and finding humanity is a sea of influences.

Synopsis:

Cicci is a free spirit, her single life upending while serving on a jury when Todd, a conservative, objects to a life-saving treatment for Alia, a queer woman of color. Their fates unravel to reveal they are inextricably intertwined. Are love and justice blind?

Our director C.M. Conway was chosen for one of 25 very competitive pitch spots for this film, at the Pitch Conference at the American Film Market in Los Angeles with rousing results. Hundreds apply to pitch at this popular event with top industry professionals on stage, in front of a huge audience.

Categories: Romantic Comedy, Drama, LGBTQ+.

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Watch How to Successfully Fail in Hollywood available on Prime Video.

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