Troika
Awards
Emerging Screenwriters names Troika, written by Jennifer Cetrone and Tracey Maye, named Semi-Finalist in both mystery and action genres. 11/19
12/19: Troika named Finalist in Emerging Screenwriter's Genre Screenplay Competition's Mystery/Crime category.
Meet Pilar Dalin. Mom. Former member of Troika. Thief. Hacker. Sister. Hit woman. Mom.
Troika, written by Tracey Maye and Jennifer Cetrone, is a one-hour female-driven television crime thriller.
Troika’s Logline: Pilar Dalin and her ex-husband Nico Valentina, retired members of an elite hit squad, are pulled back into the criminal underworld when their son, Jamey, is seduced into the family business by their aggrieved former colleague.
Feedback from Slamdance Screenwriting Competition
“The pilot in its current form offers a very promising start to a smart, stylish, darkly comedic thriller in the style of ‘Ocean’s 11’ or ‘Mr. & Mrs. Smith.’”
Call it what you will… Lies, Rationalizations… We all create a personal mythology for ourselves or the ones we love. Pilar, at the end of season one, must stop lying to herself about her son’s true nature when she is forced to accept her own. What sets the show apart, thematically, is it is the journey of a family overcoming these lies and learning to love unconditionally.
Awards
Emerging Screenwriters names Troika, written by Jennifer Cetrone and Tracey Maye, named Semi-Finalist in both mystery and action genres. 11/19
12/19: Troika named Finalist in Emerging Screenwriter's Genre Screenplay Competition's Mystery/Crime category.
Meet Pilar Dalin. Mom. Former member of Troika. Thief. Hacker. Sister. Hit woman. Mom.
Troika, written by Tracey Maye and Jennifer Cetrone, is a one-hour female-driven television crime thriller.
Troika’s Logline: Pilar Dalin and her ex-husband Nico Valentina, retired members of an elite hit squad, are pulled back into the criminal underworld when their son, Jamey, is seduced into the family business by their aggrieved former colleague.
Feedback from Slamdance Screenwriting Competition
“The pilot in its current form offers a very promising start to a smart, stylish, darkly comedic thriller in the style of ‘Ocean’s 11’ or ‘Mr. & Mrs. Smith.’”
Call it what you will… Lies, Rationalizations… We all create a personal mythology for ourselves or the ones we love. Pilar, at the end of season one, must stop lying to herself about her son’s true nature when she is forced to accept her own. What sets the show apart, thematically, is it is the journey of a family overcoming these lies and learning to love unconditionally.