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THE
INCORRECT MAN is a laugh-out-loud satirical comedy with wide commercial and audience
appeal. We have a three-pronged approach to funding including private investors,
traditional Hollywood funding, and this online campaign which is a reflection
of our desire to involve the audience in the filmmaking process. We need your
support to get this film made.
In exchange for your support we are offering
some smart, fun, exclusive, even once-in-a-lifetime perks that are intended to
create an interactive experience so you can share the movie making process along
with us. And that makes this a true win-win. After all, making movies is a unique
fun experience and we would like to share it with you! So choose your level of
involvement from the blue column on the right.
THE
INCORRECT MAN is a feature film about a ordinary family man named John Wood,
who unwittingly engages in one politically incorrect act and is given a citation.
When he decides to fight back, things quickly snowball out of control until he
becomes the most hated man in America. He is ultimately forced to seek the help
of a street character known as The Sac who has a well-deserved reputation for
fighting city hall - and winning. (more)
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Movies have the power to make us laugh or cry, to anger or inspire us, to move
us, or just to provide escape. In the case of THE INCORRECT MAN, we intend to
make you laugh (okay, reflect a bit too - but mostly laugh!) about the often amusing,
occasionally head-scratching, sometimes maddening proliferation of political correctness
we all read about and experience every day.
Such as the story about the
seven-year-old girl in Oregon who had her lemonade stand shut down because she
didn't have a business license...or the school in Illinois that no longer allows
kids to bring their lunch from home...or the school in Seattle that agreed to
have an Easter egg hunt as long as the eggs were called Spring Spheres. Do we
need to point out the absurdity of calling Easter eggs Spring Spheres? And what
is more of an American rite of passage than a kid setting up a lemonade stand?
If we lose these traditions, we are in danger of losing the essence of who we
are.
There is a great tradition in filmmaking of movies about one man's
effect on the culture - wonderful films like Mr. Smith Goes to Washington, Network,
and Wag the Dog, to name just a few. We aim to add our film to the list of those
that entertain while engaging the public in current affairs. And you have the
opportunity to be a part of this film.
We
are pleased to share with you the following excerpt from the script, where John
first meets The Sac:
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