Screenplay – Once upon a time in Miami Beach

Thomas Davini

A bald, neo-nazi looking guy, with tattoos on his neck, is lifting weight at the local
gym. A close up on him working his biceps, doing slow, mechanical movements,
going up and down with the exact same speed. He is putting a lot of effort into it,
while sweat runs downs his extremely white skin. The dumbbell is huge, but he is a
big guy.

All together, cuts to a ripped, porn star looking Latino, with a ponytail, is punching
the bag. The scars on his eyebrows can tell he is a professional boxer. Also it’s easy
to notice because of the fast movements and strong jabs. The man is focused and his
upper cuts are producing a loud noise that echoes trough the whole gym.

Dissolve to a third person at the scene. A really tall and strong African American,
wearing basketball clothes. In fact, he looks a lot like a professional basketball
player. This tough guy is doing abdominals while holding a weight to his chest. Lots
of repetitions. A pretty hard core train that looks like it serves a purpose.

Suddenly and simultaneously, the bald white guy drops the dumbbell on his foot and
looks up. The Latino boxer stops hitting the bag to watch what’s going on and the
basketball player let the weight fall down and also look towards it. They turn their
heads to the same direction as if they were hypnotized, but mad.

Domino Dancing by the Pet Shop Boys start playing and the camera shows a skinny
blonde man, wearing the tightest Lycra pants and a tiny tank top with a rainbow on
it, passing by as if he was walking on a runway for a fashion show.

The three initially “super macho” characters leave what they were doing behind and
instinctively follow the skinny blonde to wherever he’s going, walking just like him,
as a runaway top model on crack.