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100 Days- A Screenplay Written by Eric Goren and Inspired by Patricia Goren

INT: APARTMENT-MORNING
A messy one bedroom apartment located in Manhattan. The room is sparse except for a large television, stereo system with speakers, a beat up couch and table, and clothing, bottles, and empty cartons of Chinese food and pizza boxes are strung around the apartment.

RICHIE DEUSCH is a late 20 something single guy who is of average height and build.
He is sleeping in his messy bed in his very messy bedroom.

The alarm clock reads 8:39 and then it goes off loudly, and Richie is quite shocked and upset over the alarm clock going off.

SONG PLAYING: BAD DAY-DANIEL POWDER

RICHIE
(Completely shocked)
Holy shit Fuck. God
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The sound is ear piercing and appears to be coming from a fire house very close to where Richie just parked his car.

The camera then peers to Richie’s car which just happens to be parked in front of the fire house blocking the fire engine’s garage. There is a sign next to Richie’s car which states
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no parking zone. Violators will be fined and face jail time for blocking the firehouse.
RICHIE
(Muttering to himself)
I wonder what’s going on?

EXT-FIRE HOUSE -DAY
A very large fire engine is backing out of the garage, and has to abruptly stop. Alarms are still going off wildly and a group of firemen are standing in front of the fire house near Richie’s car.
The fire engine is honking its horn loudly.

FIREMAN #1
Whose fuckin car is this? Is this one of our boys’s?

Another fireman looks at the dashboard for a plaque.

FIREMAN #2
No

FIREMAN #1
We’ve got to get to the fuckin fire. What dya want to do, captain?

FIREMAN #2
Ram it...

FIREMAN #1
What?

FIREMAN #2
You hear me. Ram that piece of
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The desks are arranged in rows, but the desks are old and dilapidated. KONSTANTINE enters first and he is a good looking, dark haired Russian teenager who dresses like he is from the ‘hood. He has a slight Russian accent mixed in with New York ghetto. RASHAD comes in at just about the same time. He is a very tall (6'5), light skinned African American young man with a huge afro. JOSE struts in cooly. He is a light skinned, medium sized Hispanic young man who has bling and style. SHEILA is seen next and she is a dark skinned African American young lady who is very pretty, has long black hair, and wears very tight skimpy outfits. WOO, the Chinese gangster, comes in next, and he is quite short (5'5), has a shaved head with a bandana, and he loves to wear black and red baggy

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