Allen Glover

Screenwriter

Los Angeles, California

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Allen Glover is a German-born writer and cultural archivist based in Los Angeles. He is the author of TV NOIR: DARK DRAMA ON THE SMALL SCREEN (Abrams) and a former curator at the Paley Center for Media / Museum of Television & Radio, where he produced exhibitions on such cultural icons as David Bowie, Lenny Bruce, and Rod Serling. As a storyteller, he prefers the arena of the thriller, but with a technological or historical twist. His sci-fi project AXION, about the hunt to unravel the riddle of dark matter, was set up at Atlas Entertainment. In addition to his latest project, LOST COLONY, a neo noir thriller, he is currently shopping WHEREABOUTS UNKNOWN, a multi-generational crime epic. He is an alumnus of the Zoetrope: All-Story Screenwriting Workshop with mentor Paul Schrader. Website:

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Whereabouts Unknown Historical ⋄ Crime Whereabouts Unknown is a crime drama in eight parts. It centers on how the Nazis plundered Europe during WWII, and how the resulting turmoil birthed a black market for stolen art which remains a cornerstone of global criminal enterprise. It is the epic saga of a crime of such unprecedented scale and generational impact that the telling of it spans three timelines, or periods. It’s the story of the clerks and curators who eagerly carried out the crime. It’s the story of the thief who, some years later, became ensnared in the continued fallout from the crime. It’s the story, decades further, of the lawyer tasked with picking up the pieces of a trauma that has reverberated through decades.