When an African-American orphan discovers that she has been adopted solely to be an organ donor for her sickly new brother, she must battle her new Caucasian family and escape before her lungs are harvested.
Type:
Feature
Status:
For sale
Page Count:
92pp
Genre:
Horror, Thriller
Budget:
Independent
Age Rating:
13+
Copyright Details:
Copyright registered with the WGA.
Synopsis/Details
Izzy, a 12-year old girl is adopted by, what seems like, the perfect family – kind, good-looking and very wealthy. But all is not what it seems and Izzy figures out that she was adopted for just one reason: to harvest her organs to transplant them to the family’s sickly son. Her "brother" needs to live long enough in order to procreate and carry on the family name. THANKS FOR YOUR DONATION is a limited-cast, limited-location thriller - a great way to manage logistics and budget. Viewers are hungry for indie horror and for stories about social justice - similar to "Get Out," this screenplay has both.

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Submitted: 2022-Jan-28
Last Updated: 2022-Jan-28
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The Writer: Matthew Kaplan

Matthew J. Kaplan is a writer, filmmaker, musician and actor. His dark comedic, award-winning short film IT'S TIME FOR TEA has screened throughout the world and is now available for online viewing. He is a co-creator of the web series DISTURBANCES. Matthew was a house team member at The People’s Improv Theater and a writer/actor with Gotham City Improv. His songwriting and bass playing can be found on the 2021 release “Broken Bat Singles” by indie-rock band THE BRIGHT SPOTS. He is a mentor with the YOUNG FILMMAKERS PROGRAM/KID'S CORNER, in collaboration with Queensworld Film Festival and PS 69 in Jackson Heights, Queens. His play COPY AND PASTE has been performed at The Chain Theatre Winter… Go to bio
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