Kingdom City is a multi-award-winning screenplay winning over ten film festivals and has been officially accepted by over twenty-five film festivals worldwide.

 

Kingdom City is a Comedy Horror Animated Fantasy Film. The money will be going towards legal fees, paying the cast, additional crew, animation, merchandise, and marketing/distribution. We thank you in advance for any support and contributions to Kingdom City.

 

 

 

 

If you would like to learn more about the story, themes, and tone of the film. Please feel free to read down below.

 

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Log-line: Struggling to cope with old memories of his father, an 18-year-old is magically kidnapped and transported into an unbelievable world of anthropomorphic animals.

 

 

                      The film is about an eighteen-year-old boy, Adam Mcknight, who never knew his father. His father, David Mcknight, is a drunk liar, and the mom separated him when David tried to take his own life and almost killed Adam in the process. Adam finally got everything he wanted but struggled with what to do with his life. He got accepted to his dream college, and he graduated from high school, but he struggles with a simple question. Should he see his father after eighteen years of unresolved trauma? 

                        The tones shift perfectly with the father-and-son comedic relationship between Keith and Adam. But dramatically shifts when introducing our main villain, Kletus Dragonheart, with the horror aspect of his cult and the political views he has on humans. In some ways, we can see the main issues in our society when seeing Kletus on screen. In the moments from the beginning, middle, and end, each character has a purpose for Adam and Kieth's character arc for trying to find himself and what he wants in this world of uncertainty. Not only the characters are relatable but some feel human for animal-like characters. It's definitely not your average animated feature. Kingdom City is about family, connecting with people that challenge others and ourselves to challenge our inner demons. It's a fun comedy horror science fiction fantasy film for adults but gives lessons that all ages can understand. It's made to challenge and change how we see animated films with its mature themes of pain, love, and risk-taking.

 

                      The themes of this film are found family and confronting your deepest fears. Tone: The tone of the movie will be a mixture of comedy with Adam, Keith, and his friends. While facing the big horror elements of the cult. When it comes to horror, I want to be the truth that even in this dystopian wonderland full of walking talking animal society is similar to Zootopia. Their world has politics, struggles, and religious fanatics.  It will show the audience that Kingdom City is its own character. In many ways, it's similar to our world. We have people we love and cherish but there are people in power that will use that same power for personal gain.

 

                        The audience should take away the fundamentals of confronting fear.  Whether it's fear from a family member in the past or finding one's identity. Everyone will take away a message that will encourage the audience to not let fear win. Family is what you make of it and it doesn't have to be blood-related.

 

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