When Wendla meets her brother's new friends, Wendla and her friend Hanschen embark on a journey of exploring their sexuality and worldview up against the gritty reality of 1977 West Berlin.
In the spring of 1977, Wendla and Hanschen meet her brother, Otto's new university friends. Hanschen meets Ernst a quiet somewhat reserved boy from a small village and Wendla meets Melchior a guy who grew up with a harsh worldview. As they get to know each other better both pairs fall in love expanding their worldviews while sadly being oblivious to the harsh world that surrounds them.
It is a cute story overall, but I feel that there needs to be more of a conflict and/or threat to the characters and their respective relationships with one another. Someone told me for one of my reviews, "Tell it in another way." I think that is what might need to be done here. There needs to be more work done here, but I think it will be worth it. Good luck on your script going forward.
Indigenous boxer earns a shot at the world championship title until his life takes a tragic turn as he loses the mother of his child and career. Now with his daughter wanting to pursue a career of her own in boxing, he must help her reach her goal of becoming world champion
Peter Pan, a boy who won't grow up, takes three Edwardian children with him to a magical island full of pirates, fairies, and mermaids; an island where children are always at play.
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