Screen Plays

A high school kid who is very good at basketball and very bad at everything else. Won best dialogue at AOF Fest, 2010. The title is more complicated than it sounds. Watch the AOF interview ↗

A mythological courier who only accepts payment in horseshoes discovers that the afterlife has a logistics problem. He is not the right person to solve it.

A fixer who works exclusively for the ultra-wealthy learns that old money has longer memory than he does. The aftermath of a clean job is never clean.

A professional snowboarder who can no longer afford to be professional and a retired ski patroller who never should have retired are the only two people standing between a mountain town and something that has come down off the mountain.

A bare-knuckle fighter who has never lost a fight and never been paid what he's worth decides to settle both problems on the same night. It goes fine until it doesn't.

A gang of jackass skiers blow up a chairlift. Adapted from the novella of the same name. A stand-alone story about some funny trouble in the town of Rockwell. Read the book →

A gambler rigs the Super Bowl. Again. Adapted from the novella of the same name. Read the book →

A combat veteran finds uneasy peace on a remote jungle beach, until it doesn't hold. Adapted from the novel of the same name. Read the book →

Four rally cars. One road. 1911. The race from Grass Valley to San Francisco has never been sanctioned, never been finished, and never been forgotten. Kit Anderson's most historically accurate screenplay, which is not saying much.