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Mission to Borroloola When an overlooked case of immunity is uncovered decades after a pandemic took Humanity to the brink, a doctor leads her team into unknown territory to find a survivor who may not even be alive. ► Action, Horror, Romance, Sci-Fi (Rated R) ► 107-page feature screenplay (also formatted as 60-minute pilots) ► 3-page synopsis ► $30 million budget ► © 2015 For decades, the world has faced a frightening brain-wasting disease that includes some exceedingly anti-social symptoms! Yet, survivors in an outpost in Australia uncover a nugget of hope: An obscurely-labelled, desiccated fragment from a compulsory bio-sample collection done in the early days of the plague. It suggests someone had faced the disease and fought it off – through immunity! With time and resources at their lowest ebb, Dr. Rachel Morrison must lead a team into the wilderness to retrieve the unknown donor who hopefully has beaten fate by surviving for 25 years among the contaminated “Mealy-Mouths”. A man or woman. Alive or dead. Who may have moved away long ago. A needle in a haystack. A dangerous haystack. I'd like to think this zombie-type of story has above-average intelligence going for it, and if you're looking for a "this-meets-that" comparison, "Borroloola" might be a bit of "Aliens" going in, and "28 Weeks Later" coming out. If you'd like to view this story, which is set in the exotic Australian outback, I look forward to sending it to you. Note: Dark Sci-Fi Finalist (Oregon Screams Horror Film Festival 2022) |
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