Script Review

“A Rather Lovely Thing” Offers Poignant Portrait of Early 20th Century Rebellion

Casey Mensing’s screenplay “A Rather Lovely Thing” arrives as an unexpected gem—a meditative character study disguised as a period drama that asks us to reconsider what we label as madness. Set in early 1900s Wisconsin, the script follows Mary Sweeny, a woman whose repeated acts of window-smashing across multiple states have made her both notorious […]

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GENESIS 4:24: A Dystopian Mirror Held Up to Justice and Fear

In an era where speculative fiction increasingly serves as cautionary prophecy, Torsten Guenter Freitag’s “GENESIS 4:24” arrives as a chilling meditation on justice, revenge, and the terrifying ease with which societies trade freedom for order. This screenplay—part political thriller, part dystopian nightmare—constructs a 2045 America that feels uncomfortably plausible, where biblical vengeance has been codified

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