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The document outlines an initial idea for the opening of a crime thriller film. The plot involves a nerdy man who creates software to track people's locations globally and agrees to sell it for cash. However, he forgets the laptop with the software at home. As he rushes back, two men break into his house and ransack it, finding and stealing the memory stick with the software. When the man returns home to a trashed house without his laptop, he realizes his life is now in danger since he cannot deliver the software to the buyer as promised.
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