ALEXANDRA BRODSKY
Writer
TALenT DeVeLoPMenT ProGrAM:
Screenwriters Lab
CUrrenT ProJeCT:
Bust (Narrative Feature)
LOGLINE
Max Fisher is a seemingly successful businessman who hires his girlfriend’s boyfriend to off his wife. When
they cross paths with Bobby Rosa, an ex-con, paraplegic war vet with a taste for extortion and guns, the
deadly plot spins out of control.
BIO
Alexandra Brodsky’s short fi lms, Didactic Encounter, Rabbi Rick And The Hamburger Choo Choo, and,
Miss Alissa, have screened at venues such as New Directors/New Films, the Los Angeles Film Festival, the
Montréal World Film Festival, the Seattle International Film Festival, the Hamptons International Film Festival,
the Nantucket Film Festival, the Brooklyn Film Festival (Didactic Encounter: winner, best short fi lm) and
Saint Mark’s Church in New York, among others. Her feature fi lm Bittersweet Place premiered at the 2005
Tribeca Film Festival, garnering a special Jury Commendation. Other screenings of Bittersweet Place include
The Montréal World Film Festival, the Vancouver Film Festival, the Starz International Film Festival (Emerging
Filmmaker nominee), Steven Spielberg’s Jewish Eye Film Festival, the Oldenburg Film Festival, the Silver
Lake Film Festival (Winner, Best Film), the Frankfurt International Film Festival and the Washington Jewish
Film Festival, among others. Bittersweet Place has appeared on the Sundance Channel in 2008/2009. She
is presently fi lming a documentary, Where I Need To Go, about her father, the painter Stan Brodsky. Ms.
Brodsky is an alumnus of The Nantucket Screenwriter’s Colony and a Fulbright scholar. She received her MFA
from The Yale School of Art.
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