SYNASTRY

Synopsis

Avery Quinn spends empty Fridays under Slack badges and open-enrollment hell beside peer Noor. Tess pushes her toward a real date. Avery treats astrology like logistics: non-negotiables, electional windows, green banners. She casts. Julian arrives exactly as listed — blank-perfect, synchronized, half a beat late — while cafe barista Wes wrong-names a cup. First-date pleasure curdles under ordinary doorway and phone sync. Avery soft-pedals and feeds a small fix. Soft days drain pushback under apartment silence. Quiet cost under ordinary sightlines: she files blank-agree as chemistry; clocks Tomás grocery math Julian skipped; chooses Julian’s blank over Harper’s hall face once. At dinner, Rita works tickets while Tess clocks blank perfection once under handsome. The app seems to learn wants she never typed. Casting outside the right hour goes thin and wrong. Understanding what the chart really is does not stop her from protecting the outcome. Trying to quit has a cost. Preference becomes the scare. Avery-only ledger of Tomás math; Noor kinetic refusal exits; Imani faces Tess’s dock covers. Tess will not play detective forever. Avery refuses undo. Ending is clarity — preference-as-commute — not a soft wipe. Act III: intimate cast only. SYNASTRY is contained domestic/dating horror about a woman who treats fate like logistics until something answers the list. The scares wait under ordinary rooms — Slack sparse, fridge hum, electional chime, a smile that arrives half a beat late, silence that holds after a door and a notification sync.

Positioning

Contained theatrical horror feature (~95 min). Intimate cast. Avery’s apartment primary, plus insurance office and cafe. Sound-first scare grammar. Original package available for development conversation.

Rights

Available for conversation. Territory, term, and option structure discussed after inquiry — not offered as an open download.