Call Sign Romeo
CALL SIGN ROMEO, inspired by an original story from Sam Cortez and a screenplay crafted by Paul Sinclair, intertwines the thrill of both the cinematic worlds of Nothing & Everywhere and the adrenaline-pumping narratives like The Celtic Harp. As high school wrestler Pete Miller chases his aspiration to become a naval fighter pilot at the US Naval Academy in Annapolis, he faces a series of challenges typical of coming-of-age scripts. Competing for a state championship while balancing his senior year becomes increasingly complicated with his girlfriend heading to West Point and the looming threat of his rival, the Kid Hulk. Adding to the stakes are a team of Navy SEAL trainers standing in his way, all leading to the ultimate question: will Pete conquer the hurdles to fulfill his dream, akin to the stories told in The Lotus & The Tiger?
The Celtic Harp
THE CELTIC HARP is an original story and contemporary TV drama series, featuring a compelling narrative akin to that of other notable screenplays like Call Sign Romeo and Nothing & Everywhere. Written by Paul Sinclair, the engaging 90-minute pilot script delves into the intricate lives of two prominent families: the O’HARAS in New York and the MALHOTRAS in Mumbai. As their paths intersect, the series explores the interplay of cultures and the shared ambition of both families to establish the largest and most successful tour and leisure business globally.
Central to The Celtic Harp's story is the launch of a new superliner, embarking on exciting voyages through the Caribbean and the Mediterranean. The narrative arc unfolds the bold endeavor of the families as they combine their wealth and resources to dominate the cruise line business worldwide. Alongside this overarching storyline, the series incorporates an episodic narrative inspired by the exotic ports featured in each episode, reminiscent of themes found in scripts like The Lotus & The Tiger.
The Celtic Harp TV series is being developed and co-produced with Uptone Pictures in North Carolina, an award-winning feature film production company known for its exceptional storytelling.
The Lotus & The Tiger
THE LOTUS & THE TIGER is an original screenplay written by Paul Sinclair that captures the essence of family and introspection.
One day, Dorji, a 60-year-old Buddhist scholar and yoga teacher residing in London, receives a letter from his elderly father in Bhutan. The last time Dorji saw his father was nearly fifty years ago when he was just 12 years old. He still vividly remembers the day his father turned his back on the world—and on him—taking a vow of silence before entering a monastery. This moment came soon after his mother’s mysterious death, leaving Dorji feeling completely alone and rudderless.
Now, 50 years later, his father desires to reconnect, not only with Dorji but also with his 21-year-old granddaughter, Tashi, whom he has never met. Tashi, however, carries strong negative feelings about her grandfather, yet a persistent urge drives her to uncover the truths of the past, to understand the nothingness that surrounded that pivotal moment and the everywhere it led them since.
This narrative intertwines with other impactful scripts, reminiscent of stories like The Celtic Harp and Call Sign Romeo, exploring themes of legacy and reconciliation.
Nothing & Everywhere (a screenplay crafted by Paul Sinclair, Nigel Lesmoir-Gordon & Jacob Larch) is a modern-day road movie and fast-paced comic thriller, adapted from Nigel Lesmoir-Gordon's novel. The film showcases qualities reminiscent of classics like Reservoir Dogs, Seven Psychopaths, and Domino, as well as other engaging scripts in the genre such as Call Sign Romeo.
Framed for murder and pursued by relentless killers, a novice writer, a stunning American mathematician, and a turncoat mercenary must unite to safeguard a powerful scientific discovery. In their quest to prove their innocence, they also face the corrupt British police, the Russian Mafia, and CIA agents hunting them down, leading them to navigate through the enemy's lair. This thrilling narrative is a must-watch for fans of compelling screenplays, alongside works like The Celtic Harp and The Lotus & The Tiger.