A comedy about two contract killers who assassinate their targets with the utmost client friendly approach.
Based on Real-Life events. The Drama of Taranto City in the internal conflict of a businessman
The film scrutinises the gullible conditions of Nitin Sahu, once a successful writer, amid of his setback, love and misery. Nitin’s conscience has led him to his ramifications. Starkly suggested to follow his heart by a guy, Nitin just takes a small step to make everything better.
“Remember Me” tracks the experiences of a single Union soldier from Berdan’s elite group of sharpshooters. Although the film is set during one of the Civil War’s iconic battles, the film takes a look at the much more isolated and personal battles the character struggles with. It takes more than nerve and grit to survive the day…
Releasing December 15, 2018, our short film “Remember Me” tracks the experiences of a single Union soldier from Berdan’s elite group of sharpshooters. Although the film is set during one of the Civil War’s iconic battles, the film takes a look at the much more isolated and personal battles our main character struggles with. It takes more than nerve and grit to survive the day…
“Remember Me” tracks the experiences of a single Union soldier from Berdan’s elite group of sharpshooters. Although the film is set during one of the Civil War’s iconic battles, the film takes a look at the much more isolated and personal battles our main character struggles with. It takes more than nerve and grit to survive the day…
Man is diagnosed with Terminally ill cancer and has been given six months to live, Having made bad decisions in his life he decides to Make things right by his family By sacrificing his own life And providing his family with his life insurance Policy
Eric Alzen is a middle aged man that’s employed part-time as a Stock Associate at the 99 Cent Store. He spends his entire shift alone in the back warehouse stocking shelves and conducting inventory, rarely interacting with people. After three years in this fruitless and menial position, Eric hasn’t been offered any promotions from his superiors and his hope for advancement in a stale economy is fading fast. Becoming more aware of his biological clock as time passes, the hard-working Eric with good intentions spontaneously decides that a life of crime is the only way to a better life. Tired of his low-income career, Eric robs a bank and receives a prison sentence for twenty-six-years. Early in his sentence, Eric knows that he isn’t built for prison life and struggles to accept responsibility for his actions that put him there. Eric plans an escape for several months and executes it to perfection. However, a wanted man isn’t really a free man. Eric is constantly on the run, looking over his shoulder, paranoid and afraid of returning to prison forever. Eric changes his identity and alters his appearance to avoid being captured by authorities. He reaches out to several ex-convicts and former inmates about work and resources. Since convicted felons are like their own community, they look out for Eric and provide him with useful information. Eric receives a tip from a corrupt Parole Officer about a scientist in Ohio that sells ‘Time Capsules’ on the black market. These capsules are a scientific breakthrough that can transport anyone that uses them through time. Although Eric is free, he’s still broke and just one capsule by itself has a high price tag. To get the money for the capsules that are quickly becoming an item in high demand, he does small odd jobs (legal and illegal) whenever he can. After over a year of working and saving his earnings, Eric takes a risky trip across the country to meet the scientist and purchase a capsule. With the authorities on his trail, Eric returns west and takes the capsule under much anxiety. Arriving a few years in the past, Eric can’t believe his current physical state in this particular chronology is real. Now Eric has another chance at life, but tragedy doesn’t hesitate to find him in this present alternate timeline.
The battle begins when you have to either choose revenge to feel partially satisfied or forgive and come to terms with the subsequent suffering.
