- Location
- New York, NY
Mesmerized by Confusion
Logline: A psychiatrist studies four deranged girls who terrorize a city. The girls turn their backs on civilization and juncture an anarchist regime.
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A male psychiatrist studies the notorious imprisoned women of Roseberry Pointe. He soon takes interest in four of his patients.
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Mesmerized by Confusion
A psychiatrist studies four deranged girls who terrorize a city. The girls turn their backs on civilization and juncture an anarchist regime.
Outside his ideal world in the asphalt jungles, Ethan Donovan dwells among the vultures he once denounced. A former vagabond, he has become a bureaucrat working for the right side of the law. Ethan is a noted criminal psychiatrist and journalist. The FBI enlists in Donovan’s expertise to solve the breakout crimes of four notorious female assassins. The bright-eyed articulate man takes the case that changes the course his life.
Quickly, Ethan submerges himself in the case. As he studies the different women, he realizes their sole purpose for the city’s crime sprees.
The four female assassins take a grasp at the world of the powerful and corrupt. They are out to weaken them as a way to prove that our society can be easily bought. They want to eradicate the rules, the orders, the systems, and the hypocrisies. Their message is anarchy among the corrupt and the gullible. Ethan’s obsession leads him to stalk them. He will stop at nothing to bring the women down.
How far can Ethan go without realizing his sympathies for the beautiful women transcend in his loyalty to his criminal past, a past that intertwines him to criminal mastermind Vanessa Millian and Kirsten James. Together, they tie him to a schizophrenic assassin, Jacqueline Evans, and a sly silent killer name Leslie Adams.
Quickly, Ethan submerges himself in the case. As he studies the different women, he realizes their sole purpose for the city’s crime sprees.
The four female assassins take a grasp at the world of the powerful and corrupt. They are out to weaken them as a way to prove that our society can be easily bought. They want to eradicate the rules, the orders, the systems, and the hypocrisies. Their message is anarchy among the corrupt and the gullible. Ethan’s obsession leads him to stalk them. He will stop at nothing to bring the women down.
How far can Ethan go without realizing his sympathies for the beautiful women transcend in his loyalty to his criminal past, a past that intertwines him to criminal mastermind Vanessa Millian and Kirsten James. Together, they tie him to a schizophrenic assassin, Jacqueline Evans, and a sly silent killer name Leslie Adams.
Comments (3)
Gordon Restifo I really enjoyed the sample. I'm keen to audition once I get my profile together.
April 17, 2010Ron Brassfield Wow, strong concept. It hooks into some of my favorite movies such as "Fight Club," "V for Vendetta," and "Twelve Monkeys," but from a "girl power" angle. I wonder how "feminist" the four women's grudge against the corrupt elite is. It obviously should be, in part, I think, but I bet it'd be more interesting if it encompassed a broader range of inequities in society, especially if all tied to the rigged economic/political system sucking all the wealth to the 1%. That gives your gals' rebellion a tight focus even while including "everything."
March 14, 2010I love Ethan's conflict over the gap between the role he's come to play and his true sympathies. I wrote a character facing that sort of thing in my latest drama. Don't we all have some of that churning inside us? I think so, and that universality could only help your project. By the way, great graphics you're produced here, as well.
Jennifer Brigitte Thank you so much. I'm so happy you like it. I was inspired by those transaggressive films and you got exactly what I am going for.
March 14, 2010David Boorboor I think this is the type of film that young women need to see. It seems to be a direct backlash for no one taking seriously the woman from this generation. Nice work!!!!!
March 7, 2010