A movie script.
At a Vegas wedding chapel, the Bride marries a man she intends to kill. Her chauffeur waits with a syringe. As the groom dies, he draws out the man’s soul—and takes his next hit.
For the Chauffeur, souls are a drug. The closer they’re taken to the moment of death, the stronger the high. When another name arrives in a fortune cookie, he and the Bride go back to work.
But Roxie is following them. She doesn’t want the souls for the high. She wants what they might let her do to people. In Roxie’s mind, everyone belongs to her eventually.
As Roxie closes in, the Bride begins to wonder whether the Chauffeur can stop, and what will happen if he can’t.
She Likes the Strokes is a darkly comic, surreal movie story presented in its original screenplay format.
A screenplay by Horacio Bolz
I’m Horacio Bolz, a director and creative founder from Uruguay. I work across film, music, photography and immersive experiences, often bringing art and technology together. I’ve also built creative ventures and love projects that cross disciplines. She Likes the Strokes is one of those projects, and I’m sharing its screenplay here for readers to discover.
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