The Blue Tooth Virgin

The Blue Tooth Virgin is a comedy-drama film released in 2008, directed by Russell Brown. The movie revolves around the personal and professional relationship between two friends, Sam (Austin Peck) and David (Bryce Johnson), who decide to collaborate on writing a screenplay.

Sam and David are both struggling screenwriters in Los Angeles with different approaches to their craft. Sam believes in adhering to traditional screenwriting conventions while David favors a more unconventional approach. When David asks Sam to critique his latest script, Sam discovers that David has committed a major screenwriting transgression - he's started without a clear idea of how the story will end.

Sam is intrigued by David's approach and decides to join him in their writing endeavor. However, determining the end of the story proves to be difficult for both writers, and they struggle to come up with a satisfying conclusion that meets both of their writing visions.

Their collaboration becomes complicated when their discussions about the screenplay turn into personal conversations about their own lives. As they work out how the story should end, their friendship and personal lives become increasingly intertwined.

Along the way, they consult with professionals in the film industry, including a well-known screenwriting consultant (Roma Maffia), who provides advice and criticism to help improve their writing. As they receive feedback, Sam and David alternate between disbelief and enthusiasm.

The film delves into the challenges of creative collaboration and highlights the importance of finding a balance between the traditional and the unconventional approach. The characters' struggle to find a satisfying ending to their screenplay also acts as a metaphor for their personal lives and relationships.

The Blue Tooth Virgin is both funny and thought-provoking, with witty dialogue and a cast that perfectly embodies the complexity of the characters. Austin Peck and Bryce Johnson deliver compelling performances as two friends who are trying to find their way in the tough world of screenwriting. Roma Maffia's character brings a level of gravitas to the film, providing a more objective perspective on the screenwriters' work and their approach to writing.

The movie was written and directed by Russell Brown, who has a talent for creating engaging characters and storylines that are both entertaining and meaningful. The Blue Tooth Virgin is a thoughtful exploration of friendship, creativity, and the intersection between the personal and the professional.

Overall, The Blue Tooth Virgin is a charming and entertaining film that offers a fresh perspective on the challenging world of screenwriting. It's a must-watch for anyone who enjoys well-written dialogue, complex characters, and a sense of humor that doesn't rely on cheap laughs.