When a disgraced billionaire moves to Antarctica to plot his revenge on the world, everything is going according to plan until he receives an unexpected visit from the only person who might be able to stop him… his mother.
Screenplay Award 2022
The Page Turner Award's Screenplay Award is for screenwriters who want to place their writing in front of film producers, and for authors who would like to see their books adapted to film.
"HIDDEN DOORS, SECRET ROOMS" by Jamie Eubanks
"SAVING AMERICA" by Michael Lederer Lederer
A billionaire oil tycoon seeks to kill a new solar road technology that can collect and distribute affordable clean energy. An old White man and young Black man set out across a fast-warming West to confront him in this modern Don Quixote.
"Home Rule" by Erial Tompkins
"Deep Sleepers Pilot" by Nicolas Charron
A troubled teenage girl learns that the stability of our world hinges on the delicate balance of a vast subconscious dreamworld where she possesses extraordinary powers. Now it is up to her and her autistic friend to intervene in a battle between the US military and mythical forces that threaten
"Lila and her Demons" by Nicole Crowley
"Intersection" by Michael Learner
When a suburban teenager's attempt to make quick cash for her mother's medical treatment goes sideways, she sets in motion a chain of events that pulls in local cops, three undocumented immigrants, a wealthy teenage couple, a homeless woman, and a man on the verge of suicide.
"Tomorrow's Flight" by Steven Stiefel
When a piece of an airplane is uncovered in the same strata of earth as a T. rex skull, paleontologists and crash investigators try to determine what happened; meanwhile, plane crash survivors fight to stay alive in a peculiar world of unimaginable horrors.
"HURRICANE" by Chris Willis
"When The Heart Wants" by Alexis Sky
When a young German, Edmund Meyer, becomes a prisoner of war in Arizona during WWII, he meets an aspiring black nurse, Carole Robinson, from the outskirts of Boston, their love ignites a sweeping romance that transcends racial tensions, geography, and the American Dream.
"The Legend of Moses Pace" by Alexander LeGrand
"The Dark Easy" by Michael Crame
Martin and The Hat, collect overdue fines and books for a New Orleans occult library. In Chicago to collect from a guy who's skipped town, they’re caught in a power struggle with a wanna-be gangster, a sociopath occultist who’s Martin’s old boss, and a vengeful daughter of an ancient French family
"Marcel" by David Soll
"The 40" by MB Stevens
An ex-con who works as a minimum wage fry cook in the Midwest is depressed, broke, and dissatisfied with his options. He reluctantly attends a church service for his fiancé and ends up meeting a God who gives him the ability to physically heal forty people because it’s his favorite number
"Vincent and Paul: Unspoken Brotherhood" by Frank Gaimari
An unsuccessful painter, Vincent van Gogh, plummets into the realms of madness after being rejected by his homosexual lover.