Shabu
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INSPIRED BY TRUE EVENTS
After the Philippine President grants his citizens the ability to take the law into their own hands, a young mother’s life descends into chaos, when her husband talks her into assassinating drug dealers.
Synopsis:
Aimee is a young woman, living in a Philippine shantytown, with her husband and two young children. Her community, wrought with poverty, is in the throws of a terrible drug epidemic, centered around a powerful methamphetamine, known as Shabu. Her husband, Jeff Ryan, a retired American veteran, supports his family by working as a contract killer, assassinating drug dealers.
When a hit is ordered on a target, that only a woman can get close enough to take out, Jeff Ryan turns to the only woman he knows... his wife. Aimee, disgusted by the things that she sees happening in her community, agrees to perform the hit. After the job is finished, Aimee carries out an unsanctioned hit, taking out a ruthless drug dealer, whom she had repeatedly seen, brutalizing her helpless neighbor. This causes Aimee's family to become the targets of a powerful criminal organization, bent on revenge, and the only way that she can save them, is to win, what will prove to be, the fight of her life.
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Judah RayWriterRoll with the Punches, Not Today Satan, Ruff N Tumble Night, Pot Shop
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Project Type:Screenplay
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Number of Pages:95
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Country of Origin:United States
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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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Nashville Film FestivalNashville, Tennessee
Screenplay Finalist
Judah Ray stands as an accomplished Producer, and also a professional Creator, as both a Screenwriter and Director, accumulating over one hundred accolades for his work in both short and feature films. He has earned a coveted spot on the notorious BLCKLST, and has also been recognized as a Top 1% writer on Coverfly’s Red List. Additionally, he is the founder of A-Level Pictures, a testament to his unwavering dedication to the art of storytelling. Notably, one of his feature scripts, "If She Screams," has been produced and is available on various platforms worldwide. His directorial debut, "Making Peace," a project he also scripted, received over a hundred honors during its festival circuit run, including awards for Best Short, Best Drama, Best Screenplay, Best Concept, and Best Cinematography. Furthermore, the screenplay was acknowledged for its Best Original Concept and Best First-Time Writer.