HAIRPIN BRIDGE

On June 6th, Sara Nguyen's estranged twin sister drove to a remote bridge in rural Montana, climbed out of her car with the engine still idling, and jumped two hundred feet to her death upon the rocky floor below. She left behind no suicide note, no motivation, and no answers. Long-running mental illness and suicide, the local authorities conclude.

Sara doesn't believe this.

She knows her sister, and she suspects a cover-up. And now, armed with her wits and an audio recorder, she's travelled to the infamous bridge herself. Her only ally is an unlikely one: the highway patrolman who'd discovered Cambry's broken body back in June. Sara is hellbent on uncovering the truth about how her secretive sister Cambry died. Even if her search brings her face to face with her sister's killer, on that very bridge...

Taylor Adams, the director of the acclaimed short film And I Feel Fine, graduated from Eastern Washington University with the Excellence in Screenwriting Award and the prestigious Edmund G. Yarwood Award. His directorial work has screened at the Seattle True Independent Film Festival, and his writing has been featured on KAYU-TV's Fox Life blog.