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Karma (fka Untitled David Guggenheim / Simon Kinberg Action)
- David Guggenheim
- Set Up
- Action
- Sci-Fi
- 85.7
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Market: Mon, 11 Jan 2021Sold: Wed, 13 Jan 2021
Producer: Simon Kinberg
ManagerAdam Kolbrenner (Lit Entertainment Group)
AgentDavid Boxerbaum (Verve) , Risa Gertner (Kinberg), Joe Mann (Kinberg) (CAA)
DistributorSony (Sold to Sony Pictures in high-six figures deal, per Deadline.)
ProductionGenre Films
Producer: Simon Kinberg
ManagerAdam Kolbrenner (Lit Entertainment Group)
AgentDavid Boxerbaum (Verve) , Risa Gertner (Kinberg), Joe Mann (Kinberg) (CAA)
DistributorSony (Sold to Sony Pictures in high-six figures deal, per Deadline.)
ProductionGenre Films
Plot under wraps, but it has a big action concept with franchise potential, a supernatural element, and a big lead role for an actress.
When an ordinary teacher suddenly discovers she can do things she's never been able to do, she's recruited to find a man that's been killing her over and over again for centuries.
An unfulfilled elementary school teacher finds that her life turns upside down when she discovers that she gains new abilities.
A schoolteacher is thrust into a world of espionage and violence after learning she can channel abilities and memories from her past lives.
Film
High Concept, Female Protagonist, Character Study, Action, Crime, Drama, Romance, Sci-fi, Thriller, Cop/FBI/CIA, Hitman, Murder, Mistaken Identity, Rescue, Revenge, Time Travel, Psychological Thriller, Historical, Female, Identity, Killer, Love, Obsession, Outsider, Private Investigator, Psychodrama, Relationship, Rivalry, Secret Identity, Siblings, Suspenseful, Teacher
127
PG-13
Ultra High
F
Unspecified
NA
Attractive
"Jason Bourne"
"Sense8" (series)
"10 Things I Hate About You" (1999)
"Enchanted" (2007)
"The Old Guard" (2020)
"Avatar: The Last Airbender" (TV, 2005)
present/about a month, with flashbacks to times throughout history
Findlay, Ohio: elementary school, art supply store, house, bar, hospital, main street, woods, airport, private jet.
Paris, France: private security agency, regression therapy room, the womb, control room, weapons locker, supply closet, maintenance room, motor pool
Edinburgh castle, feudal Japan, 1891 London theatre, 1495 Italian art studio, 5th century Shaolin monastery, 1639 Scottish highlands, 1970s police firing range, blacksmith's gorge, Ancient Egyptian Pharaoh's palace, gymnasium, Vienna conservatory, Mount Everest, 1609 Ticonderoga, Euphrates River, African Drylands, 15th century Germany, Olosega Island, 1701 Oxfordshire, Hotel Alexanderplatz, Berlin street, Potsdamer Platz, Kriegler-Schmidt Tower, Tenement Building, EÖTVÖS LORÁND UNIVERSITY, 1950s garage, Bibliothèque Mazarine, train, Swiss Alps, Swiss Chalet, Swiss forest, cliff, New Dehli
RACHEL (woman, 30s) teaches at an elementary school. She’s dissatisfied with her life. She draws a crescent moon over and over again to pass the time.
GARTNER (man, 50s - 60s) oversees a team of soldiers who are attempting to assassinate BOONE, but Boone manages to fight off every single one of the soldiers and escapes.
Rachel attempts to paint in her messy, directionless home, but the painting, as usual, looks absolutely horrendous. Her sister, LISA (woman, younger than Rachel), convinces her to go out for drinks. Lisa remarks on Rachel’s constant dissatisfaction and invites her to move to Chicago with her.
On her way home, Rachel is hit by a car.
Gartner finds a crescent moon carved into the floor at Boone’s last known location.
Rachel, in the hospital, begins reciting medical terminology from the 19th century. She examines a crescent moon shaped birthmark on her stomach.
Rachel is suddenly able to speak Arabic fluently. She’s also finally able to play the piano, not only well, but like a professional. She goes home and is able to paint a masterpiece.
Gunmen break down her door and ERIKSSON (Adult), a colleague of Gartner, tells her that...
GARTNER (man, 50s - 60s) oversees a team of soldiers who are attempting to assassinate BOONE, but Boone manages to fight off every single one of the soldiers and escapes.
Rachel attempts to paint in her messy, directionless home, but the painting, as usual, looks absolutely horrendous. Her sister, LISA (woman, younger than Rachel), convinces her to go out for drinks. Lisa remarks on Rachel’s constant dissatisfaction and invites her to move to Chicago with her.
On her way home, Rachel is hit by a car.
Gartner finds a crescent moon carved into the floor at Boone’s last known location.
Rachel, in the hospital, begins reciting medical terminology from the 19th century. She examines a crescent moon shaped birthmark on her stomach.
Rachel is suddenly able to speak Arabic fluently. She’s also finally able to play the piano, not only well, but like a professional. She goes home and is able to paint a masterpiece.
Gunmen break down her door and ERIKSSON (Adult), a colleague of Gartner, tells her that...