Comedy with character. Mutant Hybrid Style.
A hapless Bronx car salesman on the run after a blind date massacre is mistaken for a legendary assassin—now he must survive Valentine’s Day, a mob boss’s vendetta, and the revelation that the mysterious Red Rose who’s been protecting him is the absentee father he never knew.
A hapless Bronx car salesman on the run after a blind date massacre is mistaken for a legendary assassin—now he must survive Valentine’s Day, a mob boss’s vendetta, and the revelation that the mysterious Red Rose who’s been protecting him is the absentee father he never knew.
UNIQUE SELLING POINT
The screenplay for "Accidental Valentine" offers a unique blend of genres, seamlessly weaving together elements of action, comedy, and romance to create a highly entertaining and engaging story. The protagonist, Eddie Grieves, is a relatable and sympathetic character who undergoes a compelling journey of self-discovery, while the supporting cast of colorful characters and the high-stakes mob storyline add layers of complexity and excitement. The screenplay's stylistic flair, with its snappy dialogue, dynamic pacing, and creative use of visual storytelling, sets it apart from more conventional romantic comedies and makes it a compelling read for audiences seeking a fresh and thrilling take on the genre.
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When a debt-crushed idealist takes a job at a morally bankrupt car dealership, his first day of selling hope becomes a lesson in how survival looks a lot like complicity — and the lies that buy rent threaten to cost his soul.
When a debt-crushed idealist takes a job at a morally bankrupt car dealership, his first day of selling hope becomes a lesson in how survival looks a lot like complicity — and the lies that buy rent threaten to cost his soul.
UNIQUE SELLING POINT
This script offers a rare, authentic look inside the morally ambiguous world of car sales with cinematic flair and dark humor. Unlike typical workplace dramas, it combines the high-stakes pressure of 'Glengarry Glen Ross' with the millennial financial anxiety of contemporary storytelling. The 'Grey Zone' moral framework provides a fresh lens for exploring ethical compromise, making it both commercially accessible and thematically rich for audiences who appreciate character-driven stories about survival in broken systems.
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When a debt-burdened recent grad takes a job at a failing car dealership, he must decide how far he'll bend his morals to survive while the owner’s desperate ‘take anything on trade’ scheme threatens to implode them all.
When a debt-burdened recent grad takes a job at a failing car dealership, he must decide how far he'll bend his morals to survive while the owner’s desperate ‘take anything on trade’ scheme threatens to implode them all.
UNIQUE SELLING POINT
This script offers unprecedented authenticity in depicting the car sales industry with a darkly comedic edge, combining workplace satire with genuine character drama. Its unique selling point is the insider knowledge of dealership operations paired with memorable, flawed characters that audiences can both laugh at and empathize with, creating a fresh take on the workplace comedy genre.
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