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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.
"Orphan Road" by Judy Lundquist
Heartbroken over the betrayal of her boyfriend, a 51 year old woman suffering from corporate burnout sets out to work at an orphanage in a remote village in South America. When her bad judgment triggers a horrific event, she battles between leaving or discovering why she must stay.
"Where Are We Tomorrow?" by TaviTaylorBlack Black
In the world of rock 'n' roll touring, pregnancy is not an option.
"Lies in Bone" by Natalie Symons
A teenage girl named Frank moves to a forgotten Pennsylvania steel town, where she is forced to uncover the unimaginable truth about her father’s involvement in murders committed twenty years apart, and the disappearance of his six-year-old brother in 1963.
"Where the Chameleon Goes" by Mark le Claire
Set on the Spanish Costa del Sol just before the 1960s tourist boom, a group of resistance fighters in the mountains are still waging war against the Franco regime. With the civilians caught in the middle of all the violence, betrayal and revenge , this is film with a tragic love story at its heart.
"O.R.B.: 300A.L. - The Last Known Prophecy" by Lai May Senn Lai
In the distant future, where the most significant discovery of the millennium was that humans are either souls or orbs, a man builds an underground allegiance of "soul-humans" and plots a worldwide genocide of all "orb-humans" to evolve the soul-race.
"Monet & Oscar: The Essence of Light" by Joseph Byrd
A historically accurate story of the friends, family, and life of Claude Monet, the man behind his art told through the eyes of his fictional son and gardener.
"Rude Awakening" by jacquelinejames James
Hilary, is fifty-five, has never married and lives her widowed mother. A shocking discovery on her mother's death would have derailed her, if it had not been for the support of her friends. Instead she is finally freed from her mother's shadow and slowly begins to become her own person.
"Should It Be This Hard" by Nina Winther Winther
When the OB/GYN’s perfect plan to get pregnant shatters and her pregnant frenemy pops back into her life, she struggles to care for her pregnant patients while dealing with her jealousy and unstable hormones.
"Aurora Borealis" by Nina Winther Winther
When the adventurous Sami girl runs off to the deserted Finnmarksvidda, where she meets Mother Earth, but when the world goes under because of global warming, she must find back to the heritage in order to rescue Mother Earth and save the world.
"the library of forgotten technology" by Nina Winther Winther
When a phobic retriever learns about her dying grandmother's secret, she must find and destroy an ancient book leading to a hidden library before a tribe of warriors get to it.
"The Trucker" by Nina Winther Winther
When a female border agent discovers her father tangled up with the cartel she tries to take down, she delivers a semi-truck full of drugs to take down the cartel and the rival cartel that tries to steal it.
"HIGH GROUND" by Rick Lee
Esther is a reclusive eccentric who lives without lights, phone, radio, or television. She believes herself to be an EMF hypersensitive, one who suffers pain in the presence of electromagnetic fields. And, she tells Margaret; she is under nightly attack by searing radiation of an unknown source.
"Daisy Chain" by Justine Gilbert
Nothing was as it seemed. In the dying days of the Gilded Age, Daisy Suckley, sixth cousin, secret lover and alternative wife to Franklin Roosevelt, tells of the women behind the man: their animosities, liaisons and ambitions that sought to bear influence. Who really had the President's ear?