01The Last Deception
In 1970s Chicago, a Pulitzer-winning journalist’s obsession with Hitler’s survival draws him into a beautifully engineered lie that leads from a newsroom to a remote mission in Argentina.
A Multiplatform S.R.L. division
Original screenwriting, story development and market adaptation for cinema and television — created between Europe and the United States.
Selected development slate
Completed screenplays, a limited-series pilot and a broader pipeline of feature treatments spanning prestige thriller, historical drama, satire and elevated genre.
All projects WGAW registered · Full materials available upon request
01In 1970s Chicago, a Pulitzer-winning journalist’s obsession with Hitler’s survival draws him into a beautifully engineered lie that leads from a newsroom to a remote mission in Argentina.
02A celebrated screenwriter trapped in a decade-long creative block must confront the fictional characters who are bored, jealous and demanding better lives from their creator.

Feature screenplay
Action · Crime thriller
Feature screenplay
Historical drama
Treatment
Biographical drama
Treatment
Supernatural epic
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Psychological family drama
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Satirical fantasy
What we do
Original IP developed from concept, treatment and first draft through to a polished, market-facing screenplay.
Clear-eyed script analysis, narrative restructuring, character work and dialogue refinement for producers and creative teams.
Stories repositioned across markets with cultural fluency, audience insight and the original creative intent intact.
Our approach
We treat every screenplay as both a work of authorship and a professional asset. The result is distinctive storytelling shaped for development, financing and production conversations.
The division
G.ZERO is the screenwriting and story-development division of Multiplatform S.r.l., bringing together writers, consultants and development specialists across Europe and North America. We build original worlds and transform promising concepts into compelling, commercially viable narratives.
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