The Enclave television
#Drama
By
John
Cohen
A series focusing on an American enclave accessible only by land through Canada that is increasingly dependent on its neighbor yet fervent on retaining its uniquely American identity
Awards
Approved
Summary
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12 pages |
7 years ago
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Draft 1
The Enclave is a fluke of history and geography. It's a five-square-mile dot of land that hangs down from British Columbia with the Salish Sea on all other sides.
By land, visitors and residents must pass into Canada, clear customs, drive twenty-five miles in another country and re-enter the US using a passport to proceed. Because of its relative isolation, it's a refuge for people in the US Witness Protection Program, people who want to get away from it all and a place for Canadians to park their money in US real estate.
The show deals with the characters who choose the place to smuggle drugs, sell expensive property, enforce the law or run away from their pasts.
By land, visitors and residents must pass into Canada, clear customs, drive twenty-five miles in another country and re-enter the US using a passport to proceed. Because of its relative isolation, it's a refuge for people in the US Witness Protection Program, people who want to get away from it all and a place for Canadians to park their money in US real estate.
The show deals with the characters who choose the place to smuggle drugs, sell expensive property, enforce the law or run away from their pasts.
