YAHREH : SMALL OPENING AND A SECRET DOOR

CAPTIVE DELIVERANCE is a Christian Crime Drama.

YAHREH is the screenplay of CAPTIVE DELIVERANCE and registered with Writers Guild of America West.



In this excerpt from the screenplay YAHREH, a SWAT team advances through the house.

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INT. CAL & TINA’S HOME – DEN

FS DEN - MAIN ENTRANCE

SWAT Agents inch their way into the den. They advance slowly and cautiously from two different directions.

FS DEN - SECOND ENTRANCE

Making hand movements, they advance.

FS TINA

Tina is face to the floor, hands covering her head, still screaming in the middle of the room.

FS BASEMENT STAIRS, FROM THE BASEMENT LOOKING UP

Cal sprints down the basement stairs.

FS BASEMENT

Cal runs across the vacant room toward a wall with shelving. Old paint cans and other utility type items placed precariously on the shelving.

FS DEN

Tina is still screaming. A SWAT Agent taps her on the back. She stops screaming.

FS TINA

She raises her hands and looks up, frightened.

MS CAL & THE LEVER

Cal pushes a lever at the top of the wall that releases the shelving, like a door. The shelving door begins to open.

FS FROM INSIDE THE OPENING LOOKING OUT

Cal dives headfirst through a small opening in the basement wall.

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 YAHREH is the screenplay of CAPTIVE DELIVERANCE and registered with Writers Guild of America West.

Captive Deliverance is a Christian mystery thriller.

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