Fan CastingBlindsighted

• misterwolf @nickienicks @castingsinmyblood @otsutsuki @mirandaandmariah @samanthaharmon @xxx_fallengalaxyxxx @thepinkmenace and @robertcooper It's time for a religious story. And in case you guys didn't know, I did a story with this one's name with the same protagonist who had a similar sight problem, only that one was a superhero origin. I was NOT satisfied in the end with that one, so I'm redoing the entire thing, with a similar premise but ignoring superhero matters. The basics of this new, more grounded version of my original idea portrays part of my religion, what i believe in. Anyways, welcome to Blindsighted, a Christian psychological thriller movie starring Ryan Kiera Armstrong as the protagonist Aaliyah Monroe and Mackenzie Foy as her sister Anna, while Pedro Pascal, Ashley Johnson, Laurence Fishburne and Melissa McBride co-star. Tissues might be needed so be sure to grab a box of those and set them next to you. And get your feedbacks ready as well, because this time they're needed in the comment section. And get ready to argue about a few things in it, I guess, because this will probably be one of my more controversial and more questionable films, LOL!!! Enjoy!

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• misterwolf The Following Content is Rated "R": Contains Foul Language, Use of Drugs and Alcohol, and Graphic Violence. Viewer's Discretion Advised!

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• misterwolf Plot: A blind teenager named Aaliyah Monroe is enjoying a road trip with her father when a drunk driver hits their car. Aaliyah recovers in the hospital despite a serious wound to her right arm; her older sister Anna arrives, and is tearfully overjoyed to see her that her sister is still alive. However, she reveals to Aaliyah that she was comatose for two days, and that their father died of brain trauma after a blow to his head in the car accident.

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• misterwolf Returning home, Anna cares for Aaliyah and helps her take her medicines. After their father's funeral, Anna takes Aaliyah to see their mother Francine, who is imprisoned after being wrongly convicted of manslaughter; Francine comforts her daughters about their father's death, telling them that if they need advice, they should call her. One night, Aaliyah wakes up and starts to break down into tears when she starts to hear people speaking and feel their emotions. She also experiences predictions of miracles of God, before being consoled by Anna, who heard her sobbing in their bedroom closet.

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• misterwolf After visiting her therapist Mark Conway and his wife Allison, Aaliyah consults Baptist preacher, Frank Warren, about why she is experiencing miracles of God and why she has her newfound abilities. He says that she is now, herself, a miracle, and hints that her abilities are not predicting phenomenons, but rather, she is.

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• misterwolf Aaliyah learns to control her abilities with the help of Anna, while also seeking Warren's advice about how to expect phenomenons to occur. After finally gaining control, Aaliyah exonerates Francine with her telepathy, clearing her name of conviction despite the jury still believing she is guilty.

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• misterwolf Aaliyah has a flashback of the day her father died; during their road trip, Aaliyah's conversation with her father ends with him saying "I'm grateful", indicating that his greatest gift was her and Anna. After being baptized in Warren's church, Aaliyah is given one more advice from Warren, who tells her to only use her abilities for the glory and worship of God and Jesus. Francine is nearly killed by an assailant and is hospitalized; when Aaliyah visits Francine, she encounters the assailant, who intends to finish her off. Fortunately, Mark and Allison are there to visit as well and they call the police, saving Francine's life.

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• misterwolf One year later, Aaliyah and Anna have been living a peaceful life, while Francine is in therapy and is living in an apartment, determined to rebuild her life. Warren calls Aaliyah to his church, wanting to speak with her. She predicts a miracle while being driven their by Anna, and suspects that Warren has something to do with it; upon entering, Aaliyah is asked by Warren to look into his mind. Reluctantly agreeing, she discovers that Warren was present during her car accident and watched in horror as it killed her father. Not wanting the daughter of his own best friend to die, he had prayed to God and Jesus for her live, though he did not know she would be granted her own abilities. Aaliyah, although surprised, remembers her father's last words to her, and tells Warren that she is forever grateful for being given a second chance to live, before being embraced by him and being told to walk in peace.

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• misterwolf Returning home, Aaliyah and Anna are enjoying a cookout with Francine, who acknowledges that their father would be extremely proud of them. Before the end credits roll, Aaliyah sings "Long, Long Time" by Linda Ronstadt.

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• misterwolf End Credits (with Gary Jules' "Mad World"): Written for the Screen and Directed by Sofia Coppola | Produced by Roman Coppola and Jerry Bruckheimer | Co-Produced by Tom Hanks and Sofia Coppola | Edited by Roger Deakins | Written by Sofia Coppola | Story Written by Sofia and Roman Coppola | Cinematography by Roger Deakins | Visual Effects by John Knoll | Executive Producers: Francis Ford Coppola, Steven Spielberg, and Mel Gibson | Music by James Newton Howard and Phoenix | Casting by Sarah Hailey Finn, CSA | Lionsgate Presents | Ryan Kiera Armstrong | Mackenzie Foy | Pedro Pascal | Ashley Johnson | with Laurence Fishburne | and Melissa McBride | A Co-Production Between Legendary Pictures and New Line Cinema | A Film by Sofia Coppola | BLINDSIGHTED

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