“Unraveling the Twists of ‘Carousel’: A Screenplay That Dares You to Question Reality”
As we gear up for the deadline of the Logline Showdown this Thursday, let’s dive into the intriguing world of screenwriting—where drama unfolds and, at times, stumbles. Imagine a doctor fresh off a divorce, grappling with his daughter’s anxiety while trying to reignite a romance with an old flame. Doesn’t that sound like the setup to a captivating story? Well, hold onto your hats, because Rachel Lambert’s latest script, Carousel, purports to explore just that. With her recent acclaim from the 2023 Black List, you might expect a riveting emotional rollercoaster. But what happens when reality sets in and what you get instead feels more like a leisurely stroll through a mundane Tuesday? In this piece, I’ll unpack Lambert’s tale, examining its tender character dynamics—while lamenting the lack of a gripping plot. Grab your coffee (or tea), and let’s find out if Carousel can take us anywhere worth the ride! LEARN MORE.
Remember, the Logline Showdown deadline is this Thursday! Details below!
Genre: Drama
Premise: A doctor coming off a divorce must learn to understand his anxiety-ridden teenage daughter while exploring a romance with an old flame.
About: This is the last script from the 2023 Black List that I was interested in reading. Screenwriter and director, Rachel Lambert, is best known for a film she made recently with Daisy Ridley titled, “Sometimes I Think About Dying.”
Writer: Rachel Lambert
Details: 116 pages
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