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THE UNFINISHED RALLY

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When his daughter Elena, a border police officer, is brutally murdered after uncovering suspicious activity linked to a European truck rally, Marko Van Dijk refuses to accept it as a routine crime.

Joined by his brother David and the Black Tulip Riders, he launches a relentless hunt across Europe that uncovers a vast criminal network hidden behind the rally itself. What begins as a search for his daughter’s killers soon reveals a sophisticated operation involving human trafficking, corruption, and powerful figures operating across multiple countries.

As the trail leads farther east and the conspiracy grows larger, Marko must decide how far he is willing to go for justice in a world where the people responsible believe they are beyond reach.

  • Seyed Ebrahim Alborzi Darehria
    Writer
  • Project Type:
    Screenplay
  • Number of Pages:
    96
  • Language:
    English
  • First-time Screenwriter:
    No
  • Student Project:
    No
  • Digital Cinema Package:
    Unavailable
Writer Biography - Seyed Ebrahim Alborzi Darehria

Seyed Ebrahim Alborzi Darehria is an Iranian-born writer based in Finland.

He has written several feature-length screenplays focusing on crime, action, and psychological drama. His stories often explore themes of justice, revenge, and the moral conflicts faced by ordinary people in extraordinary situations.

"The Unfinished Rally" continues his interest in intense human drama combined with high-stakes action and suspense.

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Writer Statement

The Unfinished Rally is a story about loss, justice, and the emotional power of a father’s determination.

The film explores how personal tragedy can push ordinary people beyond their limits, forcing them to confront systems of corruption and crime. Through the journey of Marco and the brotherhood of riders who stand beside him, the story examines loyalty, grief, and the search for truth.

I was interested in creating a story that combines intense action with emotional depth, where the driving force is not only revenge, but also the human need for justice.