A nondescript man sits in a kitchen while, in another room, a bunch of females fuss over a baby—who may or may not be his progeny.
Type:
Short
Status:
For sale
Page Count:
3pp
Genre:
Drama, Family, Mystery
Budget:
Shoestring
Age Rating:
Everyone
Based On:
“The Father” (1961), a short story by Raymond Carver.
Synopsis/Details
Three generations of women hover over a baby boy, wondering whom the infant resembles and coming to little or no conclusion—about his looks or those of his presumed father, sitting silently nearby.

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The Writer: R. J. Cardullo

A former university film teacher, I turned to screenwriting several years ago. I have also written film criticism for many publications. A New Yorker by birth, I grew up in Miami and was educated at the University of Florida, Tulane, and Yale. My last U.S. address was in Milford, Connecticut; I am now an expatriate residing in Scandinavia. Many of my scripts (both long and short) are adaptations of lesser-known works by well-known authors. I am happy to re-write, collaborate, or write on demand. Thanks kindly for any attention you can give my work. Go to bio
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