The concept, character development, and story are fairly defined. The dialogue is pretty realistic, while the structure is great for a short film.
The bursting of an initial argument where the reader does not know the reason why is very interesting. Comparing a broken tube and replacing it with the existential question of keeping or not Hannah and Stephen's son alive, and also Stephen's line: "There are no alternatives, are there?", is the st...
A young writer has just written her first novel and two companies want to get the rights to publish her book. She goes back to her old town to seal a deal with one company in privacy not knowing that the other company had other plans of obtaining rights from her against her will.
When an elevator malfunction traps two strangers, what starts as a minor inconvenience quickly spirals into a heated confrontation, as their contrasting personalities clash under pressure.
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