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Best Screenplay

The Josephus Conspiracy – David Garrett

Others…

Chasing Eden – Sam Sorbo/Norma Joyce Dougherty

Searching For Sheida – Anne Cattaruzza, Kim Feeney

Dietrich – John Martins III

Wrangled – T. W. Lawrence, Bradley Hawkins

The Proverbial Fit – Diane De La Haye

Scarchild – Sandra Ann Gibson

Paperboy – Todd Heilesen

Spectrum – Bryan Mero

Eternal Legacy – Sandon Yahn

Postcard Journeys – Eric Christopher Jones

Always Mine – Raven M Smith

Amy and Angel – Julia Verdin, Deedee Benkovich

O’ Bury Me Now – Todd Alan Shaffer

The Matter Of Mr. Miller – Tamara Lee Green

The Christmas Festival – Byron Anderson

“This is a bold and ambitious story that powerfully reflects what’s going on in our world today with tech giants becoming omnipresent, and with the tracking and controlling of humans that was brought out during Covid. This story is timely and relevant and the writer has worked at crafting an action-packed multi-linear global thriller that is both intelligent and tense.

We live in times where we should be afraid of what those in power can do to control us and The Josephus Conspiracy is something of a wake-up call. In fact, there is so much to digest in this enthralling script that the writer may even want to consider this as a limited series that would give us the opportunity to really dive into the story and characters with more time.Television is king right now for well-written series and a story such as this, with a little more work, could be very attractive to networks, not least as it’s controversially entertaining, topical, and carries a powerful and much-needed message of hope.”

-Festival script notes

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https://www.amazon.com/-/e/B087CBSGHH

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