Trilogy | Hail Regina

Ganglands Hacker

Season 2

Screen - Mini-Series Pilot

"In the aftermath of the great economic crash of 2025+, the Secular Party will rebuild the Docklands in the Capital. Dirk van Ritter will wash the feet of the oligarchs to earn high-office. Millions interned in the debt-camps strive to return to the Capital. Underneath St. Dandy's cathedral, elites are flagellated and atoned outside of the justice system."

3 Seasons | 12 episodes

Seasons 1-3 - Synopsis

652mins

comedy-drama,

dystopian | satire

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Reviews (Pilot Screenplay) 2023

LA Golden Script Competition

"A fascinating political allegory ...clearly thought out and intriguing."

Big Break Screenwriting Competition

"The script was highly creative and felt unlike anything else currently on the market ...original and complex, making it a timely piece of storytelling."

e-novels 2025-2030 | 24 episode-chapters

24 serial chapters |232,000 words | futuristic society

Season 1

About the Work

This is Kevin Karmalade's debut series, penned as a vintage-style satire. An essay on the author's making of the work, "Explanatory Note: Transition to Artist" is placed at the end of novel one (Episodes 1-8). The novels do not set out to mirror societal dysfunction - as many past genre works did. Rather, it's a modern take of this style of fiction. Its overt theatrical flamboyance also denotes a different offering compared to traditional works in the utopian-dystopian legacy. Hail Regina is written to entertain above all else. It is family-friendly with 14+ age, mature themes.

Influences

Stylistic influences include, 'Gulliver's Travels' by Jonathan Swift (1726), 'The Iron Heel' by Jack London (1907), 'We' by Yevgeny Zamyatin (1920), 'Brave New World' (1932), 'Fahrenheit 451' (1953), Player Piano by Kurt Vonnegut (1952) and 'The Children of Men' by P.D. James (1992).