TURNER

an apocalyptic thriller that follows a young woman born into a world of hate who must learn a new path.

Still in the script phase — The high concept/low-budget story follows Geli, a member of a paramilitary unit within the right wing group “THE ORDER”. When they go off-grid on a covert operation to seize a hidden nuclear silo, they find themselves lost and cornered, taking refuge in a remote cabin occupied by Katherine Turner - one of the movement’s founders. There, Turner’s unexpected new life shatters Geli’s understanding of the world, forcing her to question everything she’s ever known.

It’s not an adaptation, but the world of TURNER is haunted by the 1978 extremist novel "The Turner Diaries"—often described as “the bible of the racist right” and a massive influence on real-world violence, most notoriously the Oklahoma City bombing, and the January 6th insurrection. Now, with nationalist politics re-energized and immigration enforcement ramping up across U.S. cities, what’s most chilling is how closely today’s headlines mirror the events detailed in the ’78 novel—almost beat for beat.

That’s why the time is now to make this film. With those themes as its backbone, TURNER is a hauntingly relevant thriller—simultaneously tense, horrific, and (against all odds) hopeful.