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Chasing Valentine
Tweetable Logline: Happy Endings Are Overrated.
Elevator Pitch: Boy (Chase) loses girl, meets new girl (Valentine). Turns out Valentine is a call girl who plays various characters. Her world catches up to her and Chase get entangled in something completely unfamiliar. He has to make a decision to rise to the occasion or wallow in his state of despair. “Pretty Woman” meets “Blue Valentine.”
Production Team:
Navin Ramaswaran – Director / Writer / Editor
Bruno Marino – Producer
Bruce William Harper – DP
Neal Avram Schneider – Writer
About the film: I’ve always been a fan of movies that portray love and relationships honestly and frankly. These types of films are rich with memorable lines, situations and characters that linger in your mind for days or weeks after viewing. This is why I was instantly drawn to “Chasing Valentine.” It deals with universal issues that carry over no matter what the audiences’ geographical or cultural background is. Basic human emotion is something that drives everyone, anywhere. As our characters peel away their emotional layers and reveal their true selves, we become more acquainted with them and their darkest secrets and emotions.
Current Status: Fundraising / Pre-Production
For more information and to support this project: Indiegogo Page
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