Award winning Latina and Italian American writer and producer with lengthy experience in multinationals such as Microsoft and Honeywell. Spanish native speaker and fluent in Italian and Portuguese. Graduate of NYU’s Stern School of Business, The London School of Economics and the Lee Strasberg Institute. President of the So. Florida chapter of WNBA (Women’s National Book Association).
From award-winning writer and producer Angela Page Conti comes a sweeping historical novel inspired by the author’s great-grandfather. Enrico G is a powerful and often amusing story chronicling an immigrant’s journey from Italy’s Abruzzo region and the family’s centuries-old olive groves to New York, stretching from 1870s to the years following World War II. Shaped by extraordinary women, Enrico G is a compelling portrait of a man caught up in a web of ambition and love, prejudice and acceptance, identity and morality, where even a shared meal can turn deadly.
“The lusty chef Enrico’s adventures in Abruzzo Italy and
New York are engrossing reading with an oddball group of
characters you’ll want to meet. A lively page-turner with
many humorous and surprising moments. Engrossing and
compelling!” —RONI SANDROFF, author of Party Party
| Girlfriends | two novellas and Fighting Back-
A short dark comedy that tells the harrowing tale of a young bride trapped in a perilous arranged marriage in suburban India. As her narcissistic husband enlists a sex worker to “fix” their troubled relationship, an unexpected alliance forms. In a shocking twist, the sex worker aids the bride in faking her own death—her only escape from a fate of dowry-related violence.
Links to film reviews/press:
https://theindependentcritic.com/harij_weds_sajili
https://www.avstv.com/harij-weds-sajili-hits-festival-circuit/
Festivals:
DC South Asian Festival, Bradford International, Best of Asia, Third Eye Festival, Pembroke Taparelli, Mosaic International Festival, River to River Festival, MiraBan International Festival, South East Asian Tampa Festival, New Jersey Asian Film festival, New Filmmakers of Los Angeles.
Awards:
Best Short, Best Female Producer, Best Director, Audience and Jury awards, Best Actress and Best Short nominations
Instagram:
The life of Poppy, a struggling actress, is turned upside down when she witnesses the burial of an urn in her yard. Poppy gets entangled with the “dead girl,” Dalia, a Latina health guru, whose mourners show up in the yard, and whose criminal antics, ranging from Miami to New York to L.A., sends her into a witness protection program.
Directed by: Angela Page
Undocumented young Latina “dreamer” finds sanctuary with a newly widowed attorney who negotiates with her Alt-right bio Dad to avoid deportation.
New Apple Book Awards
Category Medalist Winer:
Humor – Medalist Honors
Reader Views Reviewers Choice Award
Reader Review Literary Award Winner: 2015/2016 Romance Novel Second Place
- “Feast” – WW2 drama in development. Austin Film Festival semi finalist, Nicholls top 15% based on the novel, ENRICO G.
- “Legal Gringa” – Contemporary social drama in development and Nicholls top 20%.
- “Mr. Anchovy” – Stowe Story Labs Selected Project
- “Lexi Rules” – Second-rounder Austin Film Festival Script
- “Marry My Nanny” – Semi Finalist Story Pros. Semi Finalist Fade In Official script selection: Mexico International Film Festival
- “Til Drugs Do Us Part” – Story Pros semi-finalist
- “Sylvia” – Short based on “Suddenly Single Sylvia” novella
- “Unplugging Aunt Vera” – featured on SHORTSTV channel
- “Las Marias” – FunnyorDie Comedy finalist Official Latino Festival
- “Homestead Loves Mulch” – FunnyorDie
“Harij Weds Sajili”
- “Frank” – Semi finalist Table Read Sundance 2018
- “Lola” – 2018 Austin Film Festival second rounder
- “Marry My Nanny” – 2015 Top 10 original sitcoms – Stage 32
- “Louie” spec script – 2014 finalist Final Draft’s Big Break Contest & 2015 Stage 32
- “Mad Men” spec script – 2014 quarter finalist – Scriptapalooza
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