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Take The Beating

There's honour in endurance.

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Format
Feature film
Genre
Drama
Credits
Written and produced by Hugo Lunny

The story

“Take The Beating” is a Broken English Films production about a drug harvester in the early 1990s trying to navigate through a turf war he didn’t want or start.


Production title: “Take The Beating”

Writer/Producer: Hugo Lunny

Genre: Drama

Format: Feature film

Synopsis: Set in the early 1990s, “Take The Beating” revolves around Rodrigo Lourdes, a South American cocaine harvester.

Having moved on from his country of origin, Rodrigo quickly saw the continuing value of the local drug industry. He built a successful business upon the principled argument of, “saying less” and doing more, unlike his rivals that enjoyed conversations and negotiating with law enforcement.

His rival organization, the Millian family, led by Melissa Millian, are hellbent on shutting down the Lourdes operations. They have a stronger and more cooperative influence politically and publicly.

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However, they fail to grasp the insolence of Rodrigo and his men. The two families go to war, both vying for total control of their country’s coca farms.

Logline: A drug harvester tries to protect his coca fields against a better connected rival intent on his demise.

Tagline: There’s honour in endurance.

Illustrated scene from Take The Beating

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