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Fawn's Justice
An Award Winning Screenplay Deep into Production as a 3D Photorealistic Animated Feature Film
Fawn's Justice is an award winning screenplay capturing two film festival "Best Crime Drama Awards." It was the first Circle B Productions screenplay to be placed into production as a 3D Photorealistic Feature Film, but it's release date was moved behind "Singlewide Production" in the fall of 2023. The decision was difficult, but marketing concerns, continual software improvements, and current events made it clear the correct course of action was to bring out a smaller more intimate film like "Singlewide Pride" before an epic film such as "Fawn's Justice" with scenes of a 1850 Native American massacre, a white nationalists rally, and the murder of a Congressman.
Cast List - Alphabetical Order by Actor First Name:
FBI ACCOUNTANT - Alicia Restivo
MELISSA - Alicia Restivo
BUCK - Anthony Esteves
DAN REDFERN - Anthony Esteves
RANSOM WADE - Ben Bull
DEPUTY - Don Williams
GRAM - Gina Wesley
DANE - Joe Rigdon
DON HUNTS - John Collins
GORDON UNDERHILL - John Collins
NEWS ANCHOR Vignette - John Collins
PICKLE - John Lawrence
HOMELESS PERSON - Joyce
SANDRA GLEN - Joyce
CODY WELLS - Patrick Tromborg
JACK BURNS - Patrick Tromborg
MELVIN WASNEG - Peter Allwine
RECRUIT - Peter Allwine
WALLACE - Peter Allwine
JEREMIAH - -Randy Taylor
MARTY O’BRIEN - Randy Taylor
BOB JANZ - Rick Gott
SECURITY GUARD, CASCADIA - Rick Gott
WINSTON BIEHN - Scott Slagle
DOCTOR - Sherri Z. Heller
NANETTE - Sherri Z. Heller
JOSEPH HAMILTON - Stan Bautista
LONNIE - Stan Bautista
SHILSTONE - Stan Bautista
FBI RECEPTIONIST - Taylor Meyers
JOSIE - Taylor Meyers
BILLY - Todd Bull
FAWN - Wendy Bosley (Lead)
An American Indian FBI agent, who is troubled by dark visions and is wrongfully blamed for the death of a US Congressman, reluctantly answers the call to investigate her estranged father’s murder in rural California, only to unearth fresh evidence of a serial killer who supposedly has been in prison for a decade.”
As an FBI agent in San Francisco, FAWN REDFERN’s career is on the skids. Her mentor in the Bureau, DANE SCOTT, has betrayed her after a Congressman is killed in a brutal slaying right under the Bureau’s watchful eye. As she is fired, Fawn gets the news that her estranged father, a Kirolowa Chief, has been murdered. Her half-brother’s heart wrenching plea is for her to come home to Northern California and run for Sheriff. Though the choice is difficult, Fawn agrees.
As Redwood County Sheriff, Fawn attempts to find the answers to her father’s death and assimilate into the tribe she never knew, though she’s unaware that she hasn’t been given the total picture by the tribe. Complications arise when Dane informs her that the Bureau believes she is on the trail of a serial killer – one who is already supposed to be in prison.
All the while, Fawn is dealing with troubling supernatural visions and fears that she has inherited her Caucasian mother’s mental illness. With the help of her Kirolowa grandmother, GRAM, a shaman, Fawn pieces together the clues to the crimes and the mystery of her place in the world.
Fawn’s investigative efforts allow an innocent man to be freed from prison, uncover the truth about the serial Seashell Killer, and expose the wide scale racketeering and money laundering that sullies certain members of the tribe. But Fawn’s greatest win is finding peace with herself and discovering that her parents truly loved her.
