Screenplay

written by Arlene Sparaco

In the early 1900's Greenwich Village, the 16 year old son of an Italian Immigrant enters the boxing ring to fight for acceptance in an Irish dominated sport.  Storyline is based on the Sarubbi boys, forced to change their Italian name to the more acceptable, "Wagner."  Eleven brothers fought in the bantamweight division.  Biography is based on author's original book about her family.

A Shot At The Title is in pre-production  stage.  

Team:

Rita Powers, Casting Director and Executive Producer

Richard D'Angelo, Line Producer and Unit Production Manager

Currently in pre-production:

—Funding

—Letter of Intent from female director

—Letter of Intent from well-known celebrity

written by Arlene Sparaco

An entitled college student in 1970 is assigned an internship at Willowbrook, an asylum in Staten Island. Her contempt for authority helps a mistakenly admitted child escape.  

Willowbrook was an asylum in Staten Island. In 1947, where doctors used the patients for experimental hepatitis injections. In the 1970's, Staten Island Community College sent child care/psychology students there for an internship. This fictional screenplay is based on the actual experience and memories of the intern, Arlene Sparaco.

written by Arlene Sparaco

In the East New York section of Brooklyn during 1981, a prostitute and drug addict were murdered.  People of no importance.  But the FBI and an infamous crime family went to great lengths to cover up their deaths.  So, who were they and why were they murdered? Storyline is based on a true incident.

written by Arlene Sparaco

Mario, an African Grey Parrot, escaped from his owner.  He traveled twenty five miles only to return home.  The story teaches children life lessons.  Based on a true story.

Children's novel written in rhyme for ages K - 3rd grade.