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Words from the wolf's maw:
SELENE
(111 pages)
LOGLINE: At her fiancé’s isolated estate, Selene uncovers a Nazi werewolf cult and fights becoming its next bride.
TAGLINE: Marriage can be transformative.
Lon Wright designed this poster for SELENE. He used both traditional and digital editing.
SELENE
Selene confides in Len. An
entity lurks.
SELENE CONCEPT ART by LON WRIGHT
Film Festival CIRCUIT NODS For SELENE
Ursula's TRUE FORM emerges
from within.
All Original Art Work for SELENE on this site was created by Lon Wright 2026
Ursula emerges.
The Werewolf Wedding Climax.
SELENE becomes herself.
Words from the wolf's maw:
There is a wonderfully nasty, specific horror engine here, and The Writer gets a lot of mileage from turning inherited fascism, conversion, and Selene’s fear of openly choosing Len into literal body horror.
-SLAMDANCE SCREENPLAY COVERAGE
[SELENE IS] . . . a fantastically unique and imaginative take on a conventional werewolf film. It has elements of Get Out and Midsommar in the horror of meeting in-laws with sinister intentions for the outsider character – in this case, Selene. Beyond the metaphor of the werewolf being passed down the bloodline of a Nazi family, and that hate being passed as well, the themes of self-acceptance were quite profound, as the thing that ultimately saves Selene is her love for Len.
-LGBTQ+TORONTO AND LA FILM FESTIVAL
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