A Psych Prof specializing in relationships, gets schooled on love by a new hire.
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.
"The Immortal Game" by PhillipMor Morina
Four lovable friends set out to change the game of chess at the biggest tournament in the world, but the pretentious old guard will stop at nothing to see them fail.
"Charitable Gifts" by DeseanTerry Terry
When hustler-preneur Omar Richards struggles to find investors for his new sneaker resale business, he and his coworkers at their shitty-day-job as tele-fundraisers raise capital by creating a scam nonprofit that alleges to teach underprivileged kids how to sail.
"Favors" by Michael Kaplan
Two hapless men start doing favors for each other.
"The Song of Summer Finch" by Mjbirkett Birkett
Intergenerational members of the Finch family love one another. But their world is tough. Too often, their experiences fall short. Rape. Addiction. Abuse. They buckle and fall prey to sabotaging each other’s happiness. Yet their will to do good is strong. When the time comes, they sacrifice hard.
"Day Players" by Tom Shimandle
A newcomer production assistant finds her family in a group of eclectic crew members working on a TV show, and together they navigate the pressure, silliness, and magic of filmmaking, one dead-eyed smoke break at a time.
"Ante's Inferno" by Griselda Heppel
An accident on a balcony plunges 12 year-old Ante into the Underworld, together with her worst enemy, Florence, and a ghostly boy, Gil. Descending the circles of Hell with her enemy, set upon by monsters and demons, she must fight for both of their lives - if Florence isn't dead already, that is.
"Death on the Istanbul Express" by Kate Darroch Darroch
Màiri Maguire teaches in top schools all over the world, but on days like today she wishes she had never left Glasgow! Narrowly escaping murder by terrorists, Màiri boards the Express to Istanbul, only to face still deadlier danger. Is she doomed to be caught up in the Major's intrigues forever?
"Death in Paris" by Kate Darroch Darroch
Màiri Maguire teaches in top schools all over the world, but on days like today she wishes she'd never left Glasgow!
8:10 a.m. 15th August 1970. They’ve been in Paris only 12 hours. Màiri's best friend Lianna is locked up in jail, charged with murder. Màiri is being hunted by murderous criminals
"Alya the Pathmaker - The Tiny Stone Cylinder" by yasemin Allsop
Alya Manning, a nine-year-old girl, tries to unfold the mystery of a stone cylinder that was left by her late mother
with her best friend, Ben.
"Fits the Crime" by Steve Blame
When a serial killer targets London's gay community in the 1980s, Kev Harris, a young rookie detective in a vehemently homophobic police force, pieces together clues from his internal struggle with his sexuality to find the killer and save gay London.
"A Broken Soldier" by Noel Kearns Kearns
A young British soldier suffering from PTSD deserts the army and hides away in an inner city housing estate. Now, can his unlikely friendships with a frightened old woman and a troublesome young tearaway halt his deadly descent into darkness?
"Lawyers, Guns & Money" by Wkent111 Kent
A dissolute runaway stumbles into a world of cloak and
dagger politics. Staging a coup will turn out to be a lot less fun
and a lot more dangerous than he initially imagined.
"Risk Capital by Barry Staff" by Barry Staff
A meticulously planned contract cancelled, a disgruntled hitman goes AWOL, wanting a break at the resort instead, but needs to see its bright lights cast mean shadows.