Logline: An unsuccessful painter, Vincent van Gogh, plummets into the realms of madness after being rejected by his homosexual lover.

Synopsis: This story accurately depicts the extraordinary and controversial life of the famous artist Vincent Van Gogh. Vincent went against the status quo. He was unapologetically homosexual at a time when it was taboo for a man to engage in sexual relations with another man—doing so led to ridicule and shame from the community and society.

The events that ended Vincent’s life started with the artist Paul Gauguin. Paul was a narcissist. He was broke and needed representation, so he befriended Vincent. Then, he deceived him through a sexual relationship in exchange for representation.

After getting representation from the art dealer, Theo van Gogh, the egocentric Gauguin shuns Vincent, which plunges him into the realms of madness.

Did Vincent cut off his ear, or did Paul sever Vincent’s ear in rage? Did Vincent commit suicide, or was he killed accidentally? Vincent and Paul: Unspoken Brotherhood, the untold story.

Vincent and Paul: Unspoken Brotherhood Awards

• Award Winner – Grand Jury Prize (Silver) Best Drama Screenplay – Los Angeles Motion Picture Festival, December 2020
• Award Winner – Grand Jury Prize (Bronze) Best Feature Screenplay – Los Angeles Motion Picture Festival, December 2020
• Award Winner – Best LGBT Screenplay Feature – Best Script Award, November 2020
• Award Winner – Best Screenplay – Beyond the Curve International Film Festival, Paris, France, September – October 2020
• Award Winner – Honorable Mention – Queen Palm International Film Festival, Palm Springs, Ca. January, 2021
• Award Winner – Honorable Mention – Mediterranean Film Festival Cannes, French Riviera, November 2020
• Award Winner – Honorable Mention: Drama Screenplay – Prague International Film Festival
• Top 100 – Table Read My Screenplay Genre Screenplay Competition, 2021
• Finalist – QueerWrites, Australia, 2020
• Finalist – Vancouver Independent Film Festival, March 2021
• Finalist – European Cinematography Awards, September 2020
• Finalist – TMFF – The Monthly Film Festival, August, September 2020
• Finalist – New York Cinematography AWARDS (NYCA), November 2020
• Semifinalist – Table Read My Screenplay Competition – Austin 2021
• Semifinalist – Los Angeles International Screenplay Awards, June 2021
• Semifinalist – Changing Face International Film Festival, September 2020
• Semifinalist – Madras Independent Film Festival, September 2020
• Semifinalist – Wiki Screenplay Contest, October 2020
• Quarterfinalist – ISA Drama Genre-Busting Screenplay Competition, June 2021
• Quarterfinalist – Chicago Screenplay Awards, February 2021
• Quarterfinalist – Fresh-Voices, Hollywood, CA
• Quarterfinalist – Portland Screenplay Awards, May 2021