Stephen Wolf

Last Flight of the Phantom (action/thriller; tone: National Treasure, Indiana Jones/Last Crusade) When the wreck of a WWII bomber is discovered in China, its pilot's devoted grandson is shocked to learn Granddad was never on the plane, and its payload, an atom bomb, is missing. He must unravel his grandfather's cryptic wartime diary to save the bomb from terrorists seeking to avenge the bomb's terrible secret.

731 (action/thriller; tone: Saw, Apocalypse Now) With a week until the Hiroshima bombing, an American and a Chinese Army officer must infiltrate Unit 731, a mysterious Japanese death-camp rumored to conduct horrible medical experiments on POWs. (Currently under option. Inspired by true events. Semifinalist, Nicholl Fellowship competition.)

Endangered (horror thriller; tone: The Evil Dead, The Descent) A meek underachiever joins his type-A college buddy and pals on a Himalayan eco-tour. When their bus breaks down, the males are slaughtered by a mysterious creature, the last of its kind, who seeks a human mate to perpetuate its species.

Army of God (action/thriller; tone: Enemy of the State, Three Days of the Condor) A female photojournalist in Baghdad unwittingly documents top-level U.S. complicity with Iraqi insurgents. She must elude assassins to deliver her photo to Senate investigators—evidence that could end the war. (Winner—UCLA Professional Programs Screenwriting Competition)

Galatea (drama; tone: Ordinary People, The Notebook, Terms of Endearment) An ex-fireman’s tortured marriage comes unhinged when his bitter wife models for a sculptress who seeks answers to her own troubled past.

Raspberry Cream (2015)
Film (short) by Cesar Antonio Martinez (Drama and Romance) Miscellaneous Crew A Short Film about love, lust, and heartbreak as we follow two brothers' lives, seeing reality from their eyes. There is John, who is deflated, divorced, and trying to pick up the pieces to his life. John and his son move back to Los Angeles to be reunited with his brother. John's brother, Ben, is a womanizer who cares nothing about having meaningful, romantic relationships. As a matter of fact, that kind of relationship is the source of pain that has molded these two brothers into whom they have become as men. This is a story about perpetuating values to a teen while two brothers struggle to define what's important in their respective lives.

The Commune: A New Cult Classic (2009)
Film by Elisabeth Fies (Comedy, Horror, Mystery, Romance and 1 More) Actor, Camera and Electrical Department When Jenny Cross (Chauntal Lewis) has to spend summer vacation with deadbeat dad (Stuart G. Bennett) on his creepy commune, she thinks clean living and boredom will kill her. But some fates are worse than death...Provocateur filmmaker Elisabeth Fies masterfully mixes psychological thriller, horror, satire, and coming of age movies to create a fresh, surprising mystery that winks at 1970s masterpieces. Written by The Commune

Dressing Room: A Trilogy (2009)
Film (short) by Tim Guest (Comedy and Drama) Writer, Producer Three vignettes, each set in a dressing room.

Loggerheads (2005)
Film by Tim Kirkman (Drama) Actor "Loggerheads" interweaves three separate but related stories that take place in different parts of North Carolina. On Mother's Day 1999, Mark, a young drifter with an interest in endangered loggerhead turtles, begins a relationship with motel handyman George. On Mother's Day 2000, Mark's adoptive mother Elizabeth wonders what has become of her estranged son. On Mother's Day 2001, Mark's birth mother Grace quits her job to begin a search for the child she gave up years before-a search that ultimately brings the stories together. Written by Eric Sorensen

History Matters! (2005)
Film (short) by Stephen Wolf Writer, Producer, Director, Editor