She screams the way only a mother can, when the world fractures in front of her.
Sometimes the heart knows what the mind refuses to understand.
What if loss can be felt… long before it happens? "Virginia — Love Has No Barriers” Epic Historical Romance / Drama (1830s, American South — Georgia Gold Rush).
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Using a single shattered moment is an incredible way to start a movie, Yanina Koroleva! It hooks the audience.
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Thank you, Maurice.
I wanted the film to begin with a fracture — a moment that exposes the heart.
The story maintains a constant romantic and emotional tension throughout.
I’m glad the opening hit the way it was meant to.
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You're welcome, Yanina Koroleva. What's your plan for Virginia — Love Has No Barriers?
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Hey Yanina, The way you tease pre-loss grief? Let’s trade secrets on turning history into gut-punch romance.
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Thank you! I appreciate your perspective.
Right now I’m focused on developing my own project,
but I wish you success with your work as well.
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Thanks, Yanina Koroleva. I'm looking forward to seeing Virginia — Love Has No Barriers! I hope you have success with it!
And it's Stage 32's November Write Club. It's a chance to connect with writers, directors, producers, etc., and it could help you reach a goal(s). There's going to be prizes too. If you're interested in joining, check out this blog to get ready for Write Club (www.stage32.com/blog/the-11th-annual-november-write-club-is-almost-here-...). The blog for Week 1 of NWC will be out Monday.
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Maurice, thank you — I keep noticing your thoughtful comments everywhere. It’s rare to see someone who consistently supports writers with such genuine care. I truly appreciate you taking the time.
And thank you for letting me know about the November Write Club. I’ll definitely take a look. It sounds like a great way to connect more deeply and keep momentum going.
I hope Virginia — Love Has No Barriers continues to grow in the right hands — and I look forward to seeing more of your work as well.
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You're welcome, Yanina Koroleva. Thanks. Looking forward to collaborating with you one day!