Screenplays & Synopsis
A selection of original screenplays availble for production.
Still grieving the loss of her husband, Lillian , an American, travels to Japan to fulfill his final wish: return his ashes to the homeland he loved. Expecting only a brief journey of closure, she instead finds herself welcomed into the world of Mikasi Takahashi, the warm-hearted owner of a traditional countryside inn.
There, Lillian meets Mikasi's older brother, Hurato, a successful businessman whose carefully ordered life is suddenly turned upside down when he learns he is the father of a young girl named Aiko—a daughter he never knew existed. Faced with the responsibility of raising a child while struggling to understand what it means to be a father, Hurato leans on the support of his family and the unexpected friendship of Lillian.
As Lillian helps Aiko adjust to her new life, a deep bond develops between them. What begins as an act of kindness soon grows into something neither woman nor child anticipated. Through shared adventures, laughter, cultural traditions, and life's everyday challenges, Lillian finds herself becoming the maternal presence Aiko desperately needs, while Hurato discovers that love and family can arrive when least expected.
Set against the breathtaking beauty of Japan's mountains, gardens, hot springs, and cherry blossoms, SAKURA is a heartfelt romantic drama about grief, healing, parenthood, and the courage to embrace a second chance at life.
As three lives become intertwined, each must decide whether home is a place they leave behind—or the family they choose to build together.
Emily Hill, a seasoned investigative reporter for Portland’s WPTL-6, has built her career on exposing truth — but when she follows a local fisherman’s tip about strange pulsing lights rising from the tidal flats of the Cousins River, she steps into a mystery unlike any other.
At first, the phenomena seem harmless: soft bursts of blue light at low tide, easily dismissed as maritime folklore. But when Emily digs deeper, she uncovers evidence of a defunct marine research company, Gulf of Maine Dynamics, whose experimental sonar technology was quietly tested along the coast decades ago. The deeper she investigates, the more dangerous it becomes. Local officials grow evasive, her newsroom pressures her to drop the story, and witnesses begin to disappear without explanation.
Isolated but determined, Emily discovers that the lights are not random at all — they’re part of a network of underwater devices still transmitting a signal no one can explain. Each new tide brings stronger pulses, strange animal behavior, and disturbing effects on those who live nearby. As the phenomena intensify, Emily must confront both the forces trying to silence her and the terrifying possibility that the signal itself is changing the people who encounter it.
With time running out, Emily’s pursuit of truth becomes a fight for survival — and for the soul of her coastal town.
On a snowy Christmas day in Maine, Marcie, a bright and compassionate teenager, finds herself aboard a mysterious train unlike any she has ever seen. The train, known only as The Christmas Depot, appears to travel beyond ordinary destinations, carrying passengers who are searching for something missing in their lives.
As the train winds its way through breathtaking winter landscapes, Marcie befriends an unforgettable group of travelers, including Thomas, a kind-hearted man whose wisdom and warmth help guide those around him, and Ellie, a spirited young woman whose skepticism slowly gives way to wonder. Along the journey, passengers board and depart at magical stops, each finding exactly what they need, even if it is not what they expected.
As friendships deepen and hearts open, Marcie discovers that the train is more than a means of transportation—it is a place where hope, healing, and second chances come to life. Yet throughout the journey, she remains drawn to the memory of a young girl named Ivy, whose presence seems connected to the train in ways she cannot fully understand.
When the train finally reaches its destination, Marcie is confronted with a truth that changes everything. Awakening in a children's hospital surrounded by family and loved ones, she learns that the extraordinary adventure unfolded while she lay unconscious following a tragic accident. The people she met, the lessons she learned, and the love she experienced were all part of a journey that helped guide her back to life.
But as Marcie reunites with those she loves, one lingering mystery remains—proof that some Christmas miracles cannot be explained.
Filled with warmth, humor, wonder, and heart, The Christmas Depot is a family Christmas drama about hope, healing, and the extraordinary power of love to find its way home.
Lori has built her life around stability — as a devoted wife, mother, and caretaker of the fragile balance that holds her family together. Her days are shaped by routine, responsibility, and a quiet belief that doing the right thing is often a matter of perseverance. But when she discovers she is unexpectedly pregnant, that sense of certainty begins to unravel. What first appears to be a medical reality quickly becomes an emotional and moral crossroads she never imagined she would face.
As Lori searches for clarity, she moves through a series of encounters that expose her to deeply personal perspectives shaped by love, fear, regret, faith, and lived experience. Conversations with those closest to her — including her husband and family — reveal not only differing viewpoints but the emotional weight each person carries beneath their beliefs. Outside her home, interactions with medical professionals, friends, and strangers challenge the simplicity of what she once thought she understood about choice.
With each step, Lori’s journey becomes less about a single decision and more about understanding the human complexity surrounding it. The issue she once perceived from a distance begins to take on faces, stories, and consequences. Moments of compassion are met with moments of doubt. Certainty gives way to reflection.
As pressure mounts and time narrows, Lori is forced to confront not only what she believes, but who she is — and what responsibility means within the web of relationships that define her life. In the end, her experience does not resolve into an answer, but into a deeper awareness of the emotional reality behind the question itself.
Rather than offering judgment, Between Two Truths invites audiences to witness one woman’s lived experience — and to sit with the complexity that emerges when private crisis intersects with moral conviction.
After his brother is executed for attempting to expose a drug-trafficking pipeline operating within the military, Evan, a retired intelligence operative, is left with no faith in the system he once served. Official channels bury the truth, witnesses disappear, and the men responsible continue to rise through the ranks. Consumed by guilt for not protecting his brother—and convinced justice will never come—Evan turns to the only people he trusts: a small group of former operatives who share his skills and his rage.
Together, they design a covert AI-driven program capable of identifying and eliminating drug traffickers using the most common tool on the planet—cell phones. What begins as a targeted effort to remove the worst offenders quickly proves devastatingly effective. Dealers vanish without a trace. Networks collapse overnight. The program spreads beyond borders, fueled by its own learning algorithms and the global reach of modern technology.
As the system gains international attention, Evan realizes the machine no longer answers to its creators. Its criteria evolve, its reach expands, and its definition of “guilt” becomes dangerously elastic. Former allies grow uneasy. Governments take notice. And Evan begins to understand that by weaponizing technology, he may have created something far more dangerous than the criminals he set out to destroy.
With the program accelerating beyond human control, Evan is forced to confront the cost of vengeance—and decide whether stopping the machine means erasing himself along with it.
In the quiet mill town of Lewiston, Maine, Police Chief Celine Conway is pushed to her limits when a series of unexplained disappearances begins to unravel the community. What starts with a missing college student quickly escalates into a pattern, neonatal nurses, teenagers, and even children vanish without a trace, leaving behind no evidence, no witnesses, and no clear motive.
As fear spreads and national media descends on the city, Celine joins forces with FBI Agent Jay Sanborn to lead an increasingly desperate investigation. Roadblocks are set, buildings are searched, and every lead is chased, yet nothing brings them closer to the truth. The victims seem to disappear in plain sight.
When one abductee miraculously escapes, her fragmented account reveals chilling details—brick walls, darkness, and a group of pale figures living together somewhere out of sight. Despite the breakthrough, the information only deepens the mystery. The search expands to abandoned buildings, churches, mills, and underground spaces across Lewiston and neighboring towns, but each effort ends in frustration.
As the abductions continue, tension in the city reaches a breaking point. Residents arm themselves, businesses shut down, and pressure mounts from every direction. Celine, exhausted but relentless, begins to suspect the answer isn’t somewhere far away, but dangerously close.
A seemingly unrelated accident on Canal Street—an overturned tractor trailer spilling potatoes into the roadway—sparks a realization. Something about the location, the structure of the old mill system, and the proximity to recent abductions finally clicks. Acting on instinct, Celine redirects her team to investigate beneath the mill foundations, where a network of forgotten tunnels has remained hidden for decades.
What they uncover is unthinkable.
Living beneath the city is a secret underground society that has survived for generations in isolation. Cut off from the outside world, they rely on “Seekers” who venture above ground to gather supplies—and abduct people necessary to sustain their way of life. The missing victims are not random—they are chosen.
In a tense and coordinated operation, Celine, Jay, and their teams descend into the tunnels. After a nerve-wracking search through dark, maze-like corridors, they locate the hidden community and confront the abductors. A standoff erupts, but the overwhelming police presence forces the group to surrender. The abductees, alive but shaken, are rescued, and the truth behind the disappearances is finally revealed.
In the aftermath, as families are reunited and the town begins to recover, the realization settles in: the threat was never far away. It was buried beneath them all along.
Celine stands at the edge of the canal, reflecting on the case that pushed her to the brink—knowing that sometimes the most dangerous secrets aren’t hidden far from sight...but directly beneath it.
Gerry, a seventy-two-year-old snowplow driver, has spent decades quietly maintaining the roads of his small Maine town. When a historic winter storm strikes, Gerry is dispatched as usual, but his aging plow truck fails on a steep, rural road, leaving him stranded and alone as whiteout conditions force rescue crews to retreat.
As the night deepens and the cold intensifies, Gerry struggles to endure isolation, physical danger, and the creeping fear that help may never arrive. Cut off from the outside world, time begins to blur. Gerry experiences unsettling encounters that may be hallucinations brought on by exposure — or something more — forcing him to confront buried grief, unresolved loss, and the identity he has defined solely through service to others.
As dawn approaches and the storm begins to break, Gerry faces the limits of endurance and the possibility that survival may not mean rescue. When help finally arrives, the truth of what happened during the night reframes his final hours — not as a fight against the storm, but as a reckoning with the life he lived and the cost of carrying it alone.
The Plow Man is a contained, emotionally driven survival drama exploring isolation, loss, and the fragile line between holding on and letting go.
During a powerful Christmas snowstorm, Jenn, a dedicated and overworked nurse, finds herself stranded on a remote mountain road with no way out. With night closing in and conditions worsening, she makes a desperate decision—turning into the first driveway she sees and knocking on a stranger’s door.
That stranger is Noah, a quiet, kind-hearted man living a simple life in a secluded cabin. Though cautious at first, he offers Jenn shelter from the storm. What begins as an act of necessity quickly turns into something neither of them expected.
Over the course of a single weekend, their connection deepens in ways that feel almost unreal. They share meals, laughter, stories, and quiet moments by the fire. They decorate a makeshift Christmas branch, sing together, and slowly open parts of themselves long kept hidden. For Jenn, whose life has been defined by responsibility and routine, the experience is both exhilarating and grounding. For Noah, it is a rediscovery of love he thought was long behind him.
As the storm clears, reality returns. Jenn must leave for a professional conference, and the two are forced to part with promises to reconnect. What they shared was brief—but undeniable.
While away, Jenn struggles with the pull between her structured life and the emotional awakening she experienced on the mountain. Their communication is limited, each missed call building quiet tension. Still, hope remains.
But when Jenn finally returns to the cabin, eager to reunite, she is met not by Noah—but by his friend Todd… and devastating news.
Noah has passed away.
The love she had just begun to understand is gone as suddenly as it arrived.
Months later, as spring replaces the snow, Jenn returns to the mountain. Sitting on the porch with Noah’s dog by her side, she reflects on the weekend that changed her life forever—a love that, though brief, left a permanent mark on her heart.
On a silent winter night in rural Maine, retired Navy SEAL Gregg Hammond vanishes after investigating a strange blue-green light hovering near his farmhouse. His disappearance shatters his family’s life and triggers a search that rapidly escalates beyond local law enforcement. Within hours, the U.S. military intervenes, removing his wife Racheal to Fort Meade—where she is stunned to find Gregg alive, but surrounded by secrecy and unanswered questions.
As intelligence officer Colonel Michael Reyes investigates, he uncovers Gregg’s past involvement in a classified mission in Mosul, where a non-human orb capable of telepathic communication was recovered. Working alongside Dr. Eleanor Vale, a senior neuroscientist embedded in special programs, Reyes learns that Gregg possesses a rare ability to summon and communicate with an advanced non-corporeal intelligence known as an Adicomm.
The Adicomm reveals a chilling reality: Earth is being observed by hostile interdimensional forces drawn to the planet’s resources, and humanity’s nuclear arsenals make extinction inevitable. To prevent annihilation, a carefully engineered global deception is launched—forcing world leaders into immediate nuclear disarmament.
As peace emerges, Reyes discovers the hidden cost: fabricated deaths, missing bodies, and a profound breach of trust at the highest levels of government. With Gregg and his family secretly protected, Reyes is chosen as humanity’s sole intermediary with the Adicomm—while Vale remains deeply embedded in an unfolding future where truth, power, and survival are no longer aligned.
Ethan Miller, a gifted but reclusive physicist, lives a quiet life on a rural Maine farm with his wife Sarah and their young daughter Emily. Still haunted by the loss of his own parents and driven by an unspoken fear of the future, Ethan secretly constructs an experimental time machine inside his barn, believing that time itself may offer answers science cannot.
When a devastating event shatters Ethan’s family, the machine becomes more than a theory; it becomes a temptation. As Ethan tests the limits of time, he discovers that even small alterations ripple outward, distorting memory, emotion, and reality itself. With each attempt to intervene, the consequences grow more personal and more painful.
In a final act of love, an older Ethan makes an irreversible choice, sending Emily through time in the hope of saving her life, fully aware that his sacrifice will erase his own future. Left behind, the world absorbs the loss quietly, unaware of what was given to preserve it.
Years later, a displaced Ethan emerges into a life no longer his own, discovering that while time can fracture identity and memory, love endures in unexpected ways. The Time Machine is an intimate, emotionally driven science-fiction drama about grief, sacrifice, and the unbreakable bonds that survive even when time itself does not.
Marie Levesque is an eighteen-year-old young woman raised in Little Canada, the most impoverished neighborhood of Lewiston, Maine. Quiet, hardworking, and deeply connected to her family and community, Marie’s life changes overnight when she unexpectedly inherits a vast international fortune from a man she never knew existed.
Suddenly thrust into a world of wealth, power, and political influence, Marie finds herself responsible not only for an unimaginable fortune, but for decisions that will shape the future of her city. As she navigates business deals, corporate partners, and public scrutiny, Marie struggles to remain grounded in the values instilled by her loving adoptive parents and her lifelong best friend, Massie.
While opportunities arise to transform Lewiston through economic development and job creation, Marie quickly learns that wealth attracts hidden agendas, corruption, and betrayal. Trusted figures reveal darker motivations, and the line between loyalty and self-interest begins to blur. At the same time, Marie must confront deeply personal questions about identity, love, and belonging — including the truth behind her adoption and the legacy tied to her inheritance.
The Girl From Little Canada is a character-driven limited drama series about coming of age under extraordinary circumstances. It explores how power changes relationships, how wealth tests morality, and whether one young woman can protect the people and place that shaped her , without losing herself in the process.
On Portland Maine’s working waterfront, Detective Bollens is drawn into a routine investigation that quickly spirals into something far more dangerous. What begins as scattered chatter among local operators soon points to a covert smuggling operation tied to stolen nuclear materials—specifically uranium rods linked to decommissioned naval systems.
As Bollens digs deeper, he partners with federal agent Rousse, and together they begin to trace a complex network stretching from Maine’s harbors to international buyers. Surveillance, wiretaps, and informants reveal a carefully orchestrated plan: the materials are being moved quietly through legitimate channels, hidden in plain sight, and prepared for a high-risk transfer at sea.
At the center of the operation is Cam Zipper, a local business owner whose facilities provide the perfect cover. But as the investigation unfolds, it becomes clear Zipper is only one piece of a much larger puzzle. Evidence begins to point toward someone with far greater access—someone who understands both the system and how to exploit it.
The break in the case comes when Bollens uncovers a connection to a high-ranking naval commander with a hidden past and a secret life beyond his official duties. As federal agencies close in, another shocking truth emerges: Bollen’s own Police Chief is involved. Financially compromised and tied to Zipper through a decades-old relationship, the Chief has been quietly steering the operation from within, manipulating information and protecting the smuggling route.
With the clock ticking, authorities coordinate a high-stakes sting. The smugglers are allowed to proceed, leading federal teams to an offshore transfer where the materials are destined for international buyers. As the operation unfolds at sea, Bollens is forced to stay behind, tasked with bringing down the conspiracy on land.
When the signal comes in, Bollen moves. The arrests come quickly—but not cleanly. The Chief doesn’t resist. There are no excuses, only the quiet weight of decisions that spiraled out of control. In the end, the operation is stopped, but the damage runs deeper than the crime itself.
In the aftermath, the waterfront returns to its routine. Boats move, people work, and life carries on. But for Bollens, everything has changed. The case is closed—but the betrayal lingers, a reminder that the most dangerous threats aren’t always the ones that come from the outside.
Frank Summers, an 84-year-old grandfather known for his patience, craftsmanship, and love of family, spends his days quietly playing checkers with his grandchildren in the warm comfort of the home he shares with his devoted wife, Elaine. To Frank, the game has always been more than entertainment—it is a reflection of life itself, where every move carries meaning and consequences.
But time has begun to catch up with him.
In small private moments, Frank becomes aware that his memory is slowly slipping away. Though he hides his struggle from the rest of the family, Elaine begins to notice the subtle signs. Determined to maintain his dignity, Frank continues his daily routines, spending quiet hours in his workshop where he has been crafting one final checkerboard.
Unknown to the rest of the family, Frank intends the board as a gift for his soon-to-be-born granddaughter, Charlotte—a child he knows he may never live to meet.
As Frank’s health declines and hospice care becomes necessary, the unfinished checkerboard remains on his workbench, untouched and incomplete. The family gathers around him during his final days, sharing laughter, memories, and quiet moments of love as Frank reflects on the life he has lived and the legacy he will leave behind.
After Frank’s passing, the family gathers at the hospice office to collect his belongings. Among them is a mysterious box none of them remember bringing. Inside, they discover a beautifully finished checkerboard, wrapped carefully and marked simply: “For Lori.”
Turning the board over, they find an inscription burned into the wood—a message from Frank to the granddaughter he would never meet.
In that quiet moment, surrounded by love and memory, the family realizes that Frank’s final gift was not just the checkerboard itself, but the life lessons it represents: that every life, like every game, is shaped by the moves we choose and the love we leave behind.
And though Frank is gone, his final move remains—waiting for the next generation to begin the game.
After purchasing a remote farmhouse in the rural town of West Paris, Maine, bricklayer Gerry Farrel believes he has secured a fresh start for his young family. The property is affordable, isolated, and seemingly perfect—except for a buried history the bank never disclosed. Almost immediately, unsettling disturbances begin: strange sounds rising from beneath the house, foul odors seeping from the well, and an oppressive presence that feels less like a haunting and more like something waiting.
As the disturbances escalate, Gerry’s wife Sandy and their young son Oscar begin to suffer alarming physical and psychological effects. What initially appears to be illness quickly reveals itself as something far more sinister—an ancient force bound not to the house itself, but to the land beneath it. The entity feeds on vulnerability, grief, and fear, slowly tightening its grip on the family.
When Oscar’s condition worsens and tragedy strikes, Gerry is driven beyond disbelief into desperation. Searching for answers, he uncovers the property’s dark past and learns that the well on the land was once used for unspeakable acts, sealing something malevolent below. As the entity grows stronger, it retaliates violently—attacking those who attempt to intervene and isolating Gerry as its final obstacle.
With conventional help failing, Gerry is forced to confront the evil directly. Armed only with faith, resolve, and improvised means, he launches a dangerous final assault against the presence that has destroyed his family’s peace and claimed innocent lives. In a brutal siege that tests the limits of belief and endurance, Gerry faces the entity head-on in a desperate attempt to reclaim both the land and his soul.
In the aftermath, the farmhouse stands quiet once more. The evil appears contained—but the land remains, marked by what it has endured. As Gerry walks away, he understands that some places never forget what was done to them.
When an ordinary Maine family becomes the target of Kulak, an ancient demon bound by a centuries-old covenant, their quiet lives unravel beneath a relentless campaign of fear, deception, and psychological torment. As long-buried family secrets are exposed one by one, trust begins to fracture, and the people who love each other most become the demon's greatest weapons.
Desperate to protect their youngest daughter, Angie, David and Elaine Sawyer turn to Father Henri, a seasoned priest who recognizes that they are facing something far more dangerous than a haunting or possession. Kulak is governed by an ancient law: he cannot simply take what he desires. To claim Angie, he must first manipulate the family into surrendering her of their own free will.
As terrifying supernatural events escalate and the line between truth and manipulation disappears, Father Henri uncovers the horrifying purpose behind Kulak's campaign and realizes the battle has grown beyond his ability to confront alone. With time running out and the family's faith pushed to its breaking point, Bishop Cortez is called upon to face an evil unlike any the Church has encountered in generations.
In a final confrontation where faith, sacrifice, and free will collide, the Sawyers must uncover the strength to deny Kulak the one thing he cannot steal—a choice freely given.
KULAK: THE COVENANT is a supernatural horror thriller that blends relentless suspense with spiritual warfare, delivering an original battle between good and evil where the greatest weapon is not possession... but persuasion.
A quiet Colorado town is thrown into chaos when a series of brutal, unexplained attacks leave behind mutilated livestock, missing persons, and no visible cause. Witnesses report nothing—no sound, no movement—only sudden violence and bloodshed.
As fear spreads and the town begins to empty, the military moves in, enforcing a media blackout and establishing a covert command center to contain what they don’t yet understand. Early evidence suggests the attacks are being carried out by something fast, aggressive… and completely invisible.
When journalists capture disturbing footage that hints at the creature’s presence, military command realizes they are facing a predator unlike anything they’ve encountered—one that hunts by scent, feeds on blood, and moves undetected through its environment.
With no way to see it, the team devises a desperate plan: lure the creature with live bait, track its movement through subtle environmental disturbances, and strike the moment it retreats. As the attacks intensify and spread to nearby areas, the possibility emerges that this may not be a single creature—but something multiplying beneath the surface.
The operation is executed. The attacks stop. The threat appears neutralized.
Time passes. The town begins to heal.
But beneath the earth, something survives.
Months later, as nature quietly reclaims the land, a small claw breaks through the soil—proof that the nightmare was never truly contained… only waiting to rise again.