Dead Letters Don t Die

Dead Letters Don t Die, by Anais Granofsky and Michael Swanhaus, is a modem fable about hope and hopelessness. The main character, a postal worker, is always hopeful. His boss, the woman he loves from her letters, and the... 

Christian Taylor, in his script The Lady in Waiting, explores stereotypes and lost opportunities. Susan Emerling, in her script The Wounding, explores the issue of sexual abuse in the life of a young girl. All four of these films deal seriously with the lives of the women who are their major characters. Finally, Anais Granofsky and Michael Swanhaus, in Dead Letters Don t Die, write about loss and the capacity of love to help renew life. 

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