After adopting the child of a farmer he killed, a weary bandit is confronted by the consequences of his actions.
Type:
Short
Status:
For sale
Page Count:
16pp
Genre:
Action, Drama, Western
Budget:
Independent
Age Rating:
17+
Synopsis/Details
I want to explain a bit about why I wanted to write this piece. One time, a reporter asked Swedish filmmaker Ingmar Bergman if could ever do a Western, to which Bergman only laughed. Now, as a fan of both Westerns and Bergman, I wanted to explore what a Bergman Western could be like... and so I came with this story. Now, Bergman is one of the greatest filmmakers of all times, so in no way I can compare my short script to his works, but I tried my best. Since Bergman liked to explore the darkest, most twisted sides of human being, I wanted to write a Western that did that and the result was, well, interesting to write.

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Submitted: 2024-May-29
Last Updated: 2024-Jul-03
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The Writer: Jerzy Suchocki

I'm a Mexican/Polish screenwriter, novelist and script consultant currently trying to realize my directional debut, a horror comedy called "How to Expose Possible Vampires (And Not Get Killed in the Process). I started to write screenplays when I was 16, studying the craft by my own... and I'm always working on something and/or searching for new projects. There is something about creating a story that makes me feel alive, and I honestly can say that once I start working on a new project, whether it be a script or a novel, nothing will distract me from it. As a screenwriter, I tend to write about unusual characters and unusual stories. Schizophrenic vampire hunters, delusional writers,… Go to bio
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