Hi, I'm Lorena Valentini, a screenwriter specializing in psychological, slow-burning narratives with a European arthouse sensibility.
Hi, I’m Lorena Valentini, a screenwriter specializing in psychological, slow-burning narratives with a European arthouse sensibility. I write memory-driven stories that explore identity, grief, and the invisible forces shaping human behavior, often through restrained dialogue, symbolism, and atmospheric minimalism.
I thrive on collaborative projects that unfold like slow, character-driven films, and I aim to create emotionally restrained narratives that linger with the audience long after the credits roll.
A man revisits his childhood home, confronting fragmented memories of abuse and neglect, while recalling an unexpected bond with a neighbor who once observed his life from a distance. Through shifting perspectives and subtle visual parallels, the narrative explores memory, trauma, and the fragile boundary between observation and intervention.
A deeply psychological narrative following a traumatized man shaped by severe childhood abuse, whose fragile stability begins to unravel as past and present collide. Through violence, memory, and distorted perception, the story explores the lasting impact of trauma and the struggle between control and emotional collapse.
A Swiss psychiatrist returns to his remote alpine village after a personal loss, only to encounter fragments of memory, repetition, and an unseen presence tied to ancestral trauma. A slow, atmospheric narrative where time dissolves and identity becomes unstable.
In 1930s San Francisco, a trauma-scarred police chief pursues a murderer who believes he and his hunter share the same divine transgression—forcing the detective to confront whether evil is something to defeat… or something already living within him.
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