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BIOTERROR CONSPIRACY
Written By: Louis C. Lio, M.D.
Bioterror
Conspiracy is a sexy action thriller intended for a wide audience. A
beautiful Navy SEAL is sent to stop a Navy Officer from making a deadly
biological weapon. Sex, murder, and espionage mix with science, history
and politics, in an odyssey with symbolism and trivia, a touch of
humor, and a noble dream. Years after 9/11 and 50 years after the Bay
of Pigs Invasion, there is specter of another Cuban Missile Crisis, only
this time it's biological instead of nuclear. The story is fiction, but
everything else, including the science, medicine, Navy operations,
history and politics, is real.
Native New Yorker and lifelong NY Yankees Fan, Dr Louis C Lio attended Brooklyn Tech High School and UCSF Medical School and now calls Long Island home. He first became fascinated with the Navy when he was seven, when a teenage friend showed him his collection of model aircraft carriers and battle ships. He has toured many Navy bases and ships, talked to many sailors, and played countless Navy war games in his head using the latest weapons.
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LAST WALTZ OF VIENNA
Written By: Brian Lee Weakland
Based
on a true story, a young chemist is drafted by Nazis to control the
assets of Sigmund Freud after Hitler’s army overruns Austria in 1938.
But after becoming the unwitting subject of Freud’s psychoanalysis, the
chemist disobeys orders, hides assets and pulls off Freud’s daring
escape on the Orient Express. “Last Waltz of Vienna” captures not only
the cultural beauty of Vienna and the brutality that forever marred it
but, more importantly, tells the compelling story of two men, political
opposites, who leaned on each other to survive.
Brian Lee Weakland of Richmond VA, is an honors graduate of Penn State’s School of Journalism. He won the Associated Press Community News Reporter Award and Keystone Press Award for investigative reporting as a staff writer and news editor for The Centre Daily Times in State College, Pennsylvania. He has taught writing courses at Penn State and the University of Pittsburgh. He is the author of three mystery novels based upon the legends of Pittsburgh's three rivers. He received the 2012 Screenwriting Award from the Virginia Film Office, and is a proud member of the Virginia Screenwriting Forum.
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NURSE ROBERTS AND THE FIVE CENT SONG
Written By: Eileen-Rita Folwell
Set
in New Zealand during the 2011 Christchurch earthquake, a recently
widowed father moves with his young daughter to live with his parents.
When he is injured during the quake and loses his memory they need love,
music and a touch of magic to bring them back together again.
Eileen-Rita Folwell lives in Auckland, New Zealand. A graduate of the National Youth Drama School and Auckland Institute of Film, Eileen has been passionate about movies and film making for as long as she can remember. Her ultimate goal is to become a full-time script writer. Her first feature length screenplay won ‘Best Drama’ at the 2011 Love Unlimited Film Festival and an ‘Honorable Mention’ at the 2012 LA Movie Awards. Eileen works as an Operations Manager in the Film Distribution industry in New Zealand, volunteers at the Auckland Zoo on weekends and enjoys spending time with friends, reading, pub quizzes, watching movies, and of course, writing.
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THE FIVE DAY CRUCIFIXION
Written By: Salvatore A. Bono
"The Five-Day
Crucifixion" is a supernatural drama about John Santo's "life and death"
struggle with Satan that casts doubt on his faith in God. John's
resolve continues to waver when he is tempted by the love of a beautiful
woman only to find out that his surroundings are not what they appear
to be. In a battlefield of lies, deceit, and violence, Satan's
persuasive power to seduce John's soul is galvanized when John's
daughter is thrust in the middle of their spiritual war. "Follow me
John, and renounce God or your daughter will die" is Satan's ultimatum.
With his child's life and his soul on the line, John must either use the
power at his disposal to defeat Satan or surrender his soul to evil in
exchange for saving his daughter's life.
Originally from Boston, Massachusetts, Salvatore Bono began his writing career in 2008. After completing the manuscript for the novel, "The Five-Day Crucifixion," his interest in screenwriting was piqued when several colleagues encouraged him to adapt the manuscript into a full-feature screenplay. In late 2011, he saw an opportunity to circulate his work by starting The Sky's The Limit Productions, LLC. In June 2012, he continued to develop his project by producing a five minute "teaser," and released it on the Internet. Currently living in Chandler, Arizona, he also works as a Project Manager in the field of Satellite Communications.
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