Ben Leclair

Before The Huffington Post and Breitbart News, there was The Drudge Report. This is the story of how oddball internet reporter Matt Drudge broke the Lewinsky Scandal, and nearly took down a presidency, all from a desktop computer in his one-bedroom apartment in Hollywood.

Debra Winger and Tracy Letts are in final negotiations to star in The Lovers. The drama hails from A24 who will be financing, producing, and distributing.

About a relationship gone bitterly bad between Michael and Mary, but when they sit down to call it quits they find themselves suddenly, unexpectedly and even awkwardly falling back in love again.

Everything changes for a band after the drummer begins to lose his hearing and has to come to grips with a future that will be filled with silence.

Dakota Johnson and Matthias Schoenaerts are signing on to star in The Sound Of Metal. The film is currently in the process of setting financing and planning to shoot in August.

Amid the chaos of a falling nation on April 29, 1975, the objective was clear: safely evacuate all remaining Americans from Saigon. But to Major Jim Kean and Ambassador Graham Martin, the moment represented something else: the final opportunity to uphold promises and obligations to the people of South Vietnam.

Logline: Kept under wraps but pitched as a sci-fi disaster movie set in London.

Logline: True story based on the life of former NFL running back Gale Sayers and his friendship with Brian Piccolo.

Logline: While on an intergalactic research mission, three astronauts are forced to challenge their perception of reality to uncover the purpose behind their mission and unveil the secrets of Planet X.

Logline: A man suspects that his wife has been abducted by an infamous serial killer who uses the Internet and e-mail to taunt the victim’s loved ones and police.

Logline: Kept under wraps.

Logline: A man and woman are drawn together, entangled in the life cycle of an ageless organism.

Logline: A high school English teacher (and desperately single woman) runs into a former student, now an aspiring playwright, and arranges for her school to produce the play, but then, in the process, she falls for him.

Logline: Peggy and Pencil are inseparable companions. They sleep together, eat together, and even take-in Friday night movies together. Life is uncomplicated and safe, and although Pencil is a Beagle, Peggy is happily entrenched in a satisfying relationship of co-dependency with her beloved pet.