Stephanie McNulty(II)

Actress
Art Department
Writer

In the Year 2045, some of us will still be alive. Lamont A. Maxwell, an old Conservative Politician will make an extraordinary journey through the Alpha and the Omega of his life. From his legislation, he will change America's mind regarding reparations, but his youngest son, Jonathan, has another idea. In The Closet examines the life of a boy who grew up in the struggle of racism and hatred and the affects it had on him.

In 1984, a young Lamont Maxwell watched three men and the local sheriff kill his parents. His innocence slowly becomes corrupted with sin and resentment as he becomes an adult. His struggles with his corruption become unbearable when he is called to be pastor of his church. Stuck in sin, Lamont leaves his wife, Florence, and two boys to pursue his political career and a romantic relationship with his office assistant. If elected Lt. Governor his life will change dramatically. His decision to turn his back on God and divorce his faithful wife leads to Florence's destruction. His two sons, Jonathan and Luke emerge from this twisted life corrupted with evil to govern the Black Foundation.

The Black Foundation is a movement in the United States, which suggests that the Government apologize to slave descendants for their hardships, and bestow on them reparations, whether it be in the form of money, land, or other goods. In the year 2045, the Black Foundation is a new movement to secure reparations for African Americans. They demand a clear apology for the slavery from the former slave-trading countries and the United States of America. By any means necessary..

Â“..Or Holy Hell will break loose..Â”

It isn't late before Luke, the oldest son, discovers the power and guidance of Christ and not only tries to save himself but his brother and father as well. We all know Christ will prevail, but will it be too late for the Maxwell Family??

Starring Lamont A. Coleman, Denver Dowridge, Kimo Leopoldo, Katheryn Melton & Rosemarie Smith-Coleman

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In the Closet (2009)

Stephanie is a constant multi-award winning and nominated screenwriter for Best Screenplay at prestigious Film Festivals: the Beverly Hills Film Festival, for Best Screenplay, The Price We Must Pay For Our Father's Sins, etc. She works as a professional screenwriter for production companies, StewArt Productions and Good Book Films.

She is also a script doctor and award winning screenwriter for Good Book Films, The Screenplay Factory. She is an incredibly talented screenwriter. Her script "Reflections", book to script she wrote, recently won 30 plus Best Screenplay awards at prestigious Hollywood and worldwide Film Festivals around the world., including new: The Hollywood Boulevard Film Festival, Winner at Indie Film Awards for Best Screenplay, Los Angeles CineFest, Indie Gathering International Film Festival, Los Angeles International Film Festival Awards, Winner for Best Screenplay, Winner at Hollywood International Moving Pictures Film Festival, for Best Screenplay, Official Selection for Best Screenplay at the Hollywood Boulevard Film Festival and just won 1st place at the festival, it also won for Best Screenplay at the International Moving Pictures Film Festival, and others! Her Murder at the Office (book to screen project) screenplay is a true story, and it is a very exciting screenplay.

Her other scripts include Water of Bethesda, (Award winning screenplay), the Moorefeld School, and many others.

Her screenplays are constantly winning at prestigious Film Festivals all around the world, and of course in Hollywood, Beverly Hills, and Los Angeles Film Festivals, etc.

The latest script she wrote, an award winner of dozens of script awards at film fests for Best Screenplay, was just optioned by a film producer to make a film for her client.

Steph loves music, travel, loves her dogs and rescuing her dogs and cats is her passion and love.

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