Kimberly
captured my heart with her screenplay, LULLABY. The character moments,
dialogue, and topical relevance will undoubtedly inspire its cast,
and the resultant film is sure to please a very broad audience.
-- Brian McEntee, Art Director of the Oscar®-winning film BEAUTY AND THE BEAST and Production Designer of the Oscar®-nominated film ICE AGE.
LULLABY
is a ballad and testament to believing in one another and the fortitude
of family.
-- Amy Wallen, Los Angeles Times Book Critic and bestselling author of MOONPIES & MOVIE STARS. Founder of NPR's DimeStories.
Stunningly
raw and poignant, LULLABY will break your heart.
-- Tish Cohen, bestselling author of INSIDE OUT GIRL,TOWN HOUSE, and THE TRUTH ABOUT DELILAH BLUE.
Like
a woman singing to her child in a time of war, Kimberly M. Wetherell's
LULLABY is lyrical, haunting, and filled with tenderness.
-- Susan Henderson, author of UP FROM THE BLUE.
LULLABY
is a knockout of a script that hums with all the essentials:
a terrific, unexpected plot, a red-blooded cast of characters,
and a fictive world that comes alive on the page in remarkably
high relief.
-- Brad Listi, L.A. Times bestselling author of ATTENTION. DEFICIT. DISORDER. Founding Editor of The Nervous Breakdown.
Genuinely
emotionally affecting, LULLABY is a quintessentially American story.
Wetherell weaves with equal grace the milieus of immigrants and
hipsters alike.
-- Gina Frangello, critically acclaimed author of MY SISTER'S CONTINENT and SLUT LULLABIES.
LULLABY
reminds us that a beautiful and hopeful future can be borne through
remembrance of the past.
-- Lance
Reynald, critically acclaimed author of POP
SALVATION.
LULLABY
is a brave, tender, surprising, original story that shines the light
of hope on the darkest chapter in modern history ... and emerges
with a story about the power of love.
-- Ellen Meister, author of THE OTHER LIFE (Jan '11), THE SMART ONE and SECRET CONFESSIONS OF THE APPLEWOOD PTA.
With
equal parts grief and tenderness, Kimberly M. Wetherell's LULLABY
is a vivid, heartbreaking reminder of how the past continues
to touch the present in unexpected ways.
-- Rachel Shukert, playwright, columnist and author of EVERYTHING'S GOING TO BE GREAT and HAVE YOU NO SHAME? AND OTHER REGRETTABLE STORIES.