THIRD DATE©
Logline: Sometimes, the third time is NOT a charm.

​Material Available: Script(s), Pitch Deck, One Sheet, Poster, Budget, Investment Outline
 
Format: Feature Film
Genre: Comedy / Rated R
Budget: $1.5M
Rights Available: Worldwide
Running Time: 90 Minutes
Current Status:
Financing Needed/Matching Fund-Co-Production Opportunities
Under Contract - Sales Agent/Executive Producing Team – Brian Sweet and Warren Nimchuk with APL Films (Canada)
THIRD DATE
Feature Film
​written by Joseph Pepitone
​produced by Rob Sciglimpaglia, Toni D'Antonio, Lou Martini, Jr., Samantha Bowen and Joseph Pepitone
executive producers: Brian Sweet and Warren Nimchuk, APL Films (Canada)
Sometimes, the third time in NOT a charm.
A single woman with a history of bad third dates doesn’t realize her best friend might just be the best man for her.

Still single, still dating and still having terrible third dates, Lyssa keeps finding that every "Mr. Right" makes the wrong move on date number three. She can't seem to find a normal guy, except for Jimmy, her best friend, who guides her through her dating minefield while keeping his true feelings for her a secret.

Jimmy also takes inspiration from Lyssa’s life for the novel he is working on. After another conversation about her dating habits, Lyssa and Jimmy get into an argument. But after they both have especially bad dates (Lyssa with a married guy, Jimmy with a hardcore feminist), Lyssa finally realizes that her best friend may be the best man for her.

After they share an intimate night together, Jimmy is on cloud nine. He is finally with the girl of his dreams. But when he surprises Lyssa at a party, he gets a surprise of his own when he sees her kissing a wannabe rock star. Crushed, Jimmy leaves and cuts all communication off with Lyssa, who is devastated after losing her best friend.

Another third date ruined... or is it?

This twist on a classic romantic comedy will resonate with everyone who has ever had a terrible...THIRD DATE.
Full pitch available.