The Heart of a Tiger

S R Kui studied medicine in California and trained in Texas. She came full circle to return to her first passion - writing. She and her sister hope to share their mother's story with the rest of the world and to honor the 2-3 million lives lost during the Cambodian Genocide.

They have built an unlimited platform having written for the Los Angeles Times, USA Today, Washington Post, Salon, The Independent, The Huffington Post, and many more of the world's biggest media sites.

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S R Kui studied medicine in California and trained in Texas. She came full circle to return to her first passion - writing. She and her sister hope to share their mother's story with the rest of the world and to honor the 2-3 million lives lost during the Cambodian Genocide.

They have built an unlimited platform having written for the Los Angeles Times, USA Today, Washington Post, Salon, The Independent, The Huffington Post, and many more of the world's biggest media sites. The adapted screenplay has won 33 awards. The not yet released book has won 6 awards.

Film Rights and Television Rights are available for The Heart of a Tiger. The author bio, supporting document, book, and screenplay can be requested by approved industry professionals.

Screenplay Rankings can be seen here below: 1 - The Heart of a Tiger has been selected by The ISA (The International Screenwriters’ Association) from a pool of 62,000 writers for The Top 25 Screenwriters to Watch in 2019. We are incredibly grateful for this platform. https://www.networkisa.org/profile/srkuy https://www.networkisa.org/top25

2 – The Heart of a Tiger currently ranks #4 for drama, #3 for family, #1 for historical https://www.moviebytes.com/ws/WinningScripts.cfm?ScriptID=10452 https://www.moviebytes.com/ws/index.cfm

3- The Red List. Coverfly top ranking screenplay. Ranked #16 for Historical Screenplays. https://writers.coverfly.com/the-red-list?format=&genre=Historical&range= This site allows you to directly download the screenplay for immediate reading.

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Faith in Film (First Place) [2018]
Los Angeles Film Awards (LAFA) (First Place) [2017]
ScreenCraft Cinematic Story (Second Place) [2019]
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Faith in Film (First Place) [2018]
Los Angeles Film Awards (LAFA) (First Place) [2017]
ScreenCraft Cinematic Story (Second Place) [2019]
Los Angeles Screenplay (First Place, LA Film & Script Festival) [2017]
Worldfest - Houston (First Place, Gold: dramatic adaptation) [2017]
Hollywood Moving Pictures (First Place, February 2017) [2017]
ScreenCraft Fellowship (Finalist) [2018]
ScreenCraft Drama (Finalist, Top Ten Finalist) [2017]
Inroads Fellowship (Finalist) [2018]
New York Screenplay (Second Place, The Empire Award) [2017]
PAGE International (Quarterfinalist) [2019]
Shore Scripts Feature (Semifinalist) [2019]
Table Read (Semifinalist) [2018]
ScreenCraft Family (Quarterfinalist) [2019]
Final Draft/Big Break (Quarterfinalist) [2018]
ScreenCraft Public Domain (Semifinalist, ScreenCraft Pub Dom/True Story) [2019]
Stage 32 Feature (Semifinalist, Feature Screenwriting Contest) [2017]
Hollywood Hills (Finalist) [2017]
Hollywood Screenplay (Finalist) [2017]
WeScreenplay Feature (Honorable Mention) [2018]
Fresh Voices Feature (Honorable Mention, Culture & Heritage Award) [2018]
Nantucket (Semifinalist) [2018]
Film Empire Diversity (Semifinalist) [2018]
Capital Fund (Semifinalist) [2018]
Los Angeles Independent (Semifinalist) [2017]
Los Angeles International (Quarterfinalist, LA International Screenplay Aw) [2019]
WriteMovies (Quarterfinalist) [2018]
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