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Big Bullet Films is the creative engine for bold, character-driven stories in development and production. We craft impactful narratives with edge, urgency, and heart.
WALK ME OUT
“Following a mugging, an older Cuban photographer and photo store owner, and a young Black gang leader develop a tense relationship around photography, challenged further as a murder charge tests them both.”
Walk Me Out takes place in the summer of 1977 in the Lower East Side of New York City.
The film captures the unexpected bond between the two men, presenting a powerful story of redemption, mentorship, and the hope of discovering a new life through the lens of a camera. All while bridging the realities of race relations and the immigrant experience, including flashbacks to Hector’s childhood in revolutionary Cuba.
This 118-page, character-driven screenplay is available now.
Full pitch deck and synopsis below.
Main Characters
Hector Alvarez, a 65-year-old Cuban refugee and photographer, runs a photo shop with his wife on the Lower East Side. Haunted by his past in revolutionary Cuba, he finds solace and purpose through the lens of his camera. One night, after a routine gig, Hector is confronted by Maurice Johnson, a 26-year-old Black gang leader. What begins as a tense standoff unexpectedly shifts when Maurice is captivated by Hector’s photographs—sparking a connection neither man saw coming.
