Format: Uzun Metraj Film
Runtime: 110 minute
Script Length: 110 pages
A former special forces soldier — who swore never to touch a weapon again after failing to stop innocent blood from being spilled in Iraq — is drawn back into violence when children go missing in a quiet Mississippi town, forcing him to break his oath in the face of a cartel's cruelty.
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Some Commando meets John Wick vibes. Good stuff. I'd read it.
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Thanks, I really appreciate that. I was aiming for a grounded, character-driven action tone, so that comparison means a lot.
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Hey Ugur Kayikci looks very cool - what inspired you to write this story?
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Thankyou Pat Alexander The idea that inspired me to write this story is simple:
No matter what kind of oath a person has taken, if an oppressor is harming the innocent, that oath loses its meaning.
In such a case, the right thing to do is to break that oath.
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While writing this screenplay, I used a Sheridan-style approach.
In action scenes, I kept the pacing short and broken so it would read quickly and clearly.
In scenes that needed a slower, more natural rhythm, I avoided using this technique.
In tension-driven scenes, I applied it gradually to build intensity step by step.
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For the past two years, I have worked continuously, day and night, and created a total of 10 projects.
If you check my profile, the ones I have published are at a level suitable for production.
There was an issue with "The Farmer’s Son", and I am currently developing it further. It will be ready soon.