RED AND WHITE PASS
After a devastating attack leaves both the town of White Pass and a neighboring tribal community in mourning, suspicion and grief push the two sides toward war. As Sheriff Cole leads a search for those responsible, evidence begins to reveal that the massacre was orchestrated by outsiders determined to profit from hatred and division.
Caught between revenge and truth, Cole, his daughter Emily, and the tribal survivor Aya must confront their losses while uncovering the forces manipulating both communities. As violence spreads across the valley, they face a difficult choice: continue the cycle of bloodshed or break it before everything they love is destroyed.
Set against the rugged frontier, RED AND WHITE PASS is a western drama about loss, justice, and the fragile path toward reconciliation.
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Seyed ebrahim Alborzi darehriaWriter
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Project Type:Screenplay
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Number of Pages:94
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Language:English
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First-time Screenwriter:No
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Student Project:No
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Digital Cinema Package:Unavailable
Writer Biography (English):
Seyed Ebrahim Alborzi Darehria is an Iranian-Finnish screenwriter whose works explore moral dilemmas, truth, and human nature through layered characters and minimalist storytelling. His screenplays blend emotional realism with philosophical depth, reflecting both Eastern and Western perspectives.
Writer Statement (English):
“Red and White” reflects the fragile balance between revenge and forgiveness, and how human nature oscillates between justice and compassion. Through this story, I wanted to explore not only the cost of vengeance but also the quiet strength found in redemptio
