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I was very inspired by @jiababuai

He looks like a gingerbread man

so, I have an idea for a movie (which I won't make anyway, that's obvious) in which the main character would be played by Javier, i personaly think that he is perfect for this role. im still thinking about the faceclaim of the other character.

The main characters:

Lazar -Javier Bardem

Tomás - i still don't know, you can give me propositions

Why won't i just write a novel insted of dreamig about a movie? Becouse writing a script feels better to me then a whole book, also this story is more cinematic then to be writen so i will also add photos to the Script (if posting it here) just to be easier to visualise it. The plot: Lazar, a logistics engineer, is intelligent but unable to talk to people. He invents a lot of alter egos in his head, but also meticulously records information about other people, and at home he pretends to talk to them because he can't do it in person. There's a man at his work, Tomás. He's bold, calm, and pretends to know philosophy and be all-intelligent. He always said that a person with a conscience never boasts, and people still respected him greatly. Lazar hates him and at the same time envies his ability to speak and his boldness. However, a time comes when Tomas slowly loses his skills and contempt, and Lazar deep down believes that fate is on his side. After some time, Lazar overhears from others that Tomas has symptoms of schizophrenia, which is why his son left him. Lazar observes Tomas with concentration. One day, Lazar, walking by Tomas's house, notices that no one is there, while Tomas has always been in At home, Tomas has completely disappeared, and no one at work talks about him. He vanished like a ghost. This makes Lazar even more obsessed with him, starting to "rot" with curiosity. He conducts conversations with Tomas in his head. Then he realized that Tomas had reached his destination, had become this "conscious man of life." At the end, Lazar himself dissapears . A sample conversation Lazar had in his head: "Everyone becomes a stranger, I can't talk to them. I've lost my mind and the ability to speak. I just laugh out loud; they think I'm screaming. He (Tomás), a great pseudo-philosopher, writes in his diary, boasts a lot, and it shows. Or rather, he said that a conscious man doesn't brag about what he supposedly knows." The movie vibe: somewhere between "No Country for Old Men" and "Biutiful."

The plot revolves around Olivia Mansfield's inability to let Tiago die and her decision to save him from capture by the Chinese leads to the loss of her six remaining agents. She's not happy about this and realizes it wasn't the best idea. She's furious with Rodriguez, even though it was her fault. After this, Olivia sends him on a mission that will determine his future, and if he makes a mistake, he'll be fired. It seemed easy for Rodriguez, but he didn't know she'd sent a young James Bond with him and that he must shoulder all of Bond's responsibility.