Deadwood meets Fleabag - style-feminist-western, that follows Agent Black, sent from the future to school and protect the outlaw CATTLE KATE.
CATTLE KATE is a widow in peril. It's 1889 and land barons grabbing up water rights threaten Kate with lynching. Hope seems lost, until a time-traveling Agent Black from a vibrant Afro-Futurist realm materializes to save her. Agent Black knows Cattle Kate has a big role to play in winning the voting rights for women in the Wyoming territories in 1890. She aims to school and protect Kate until she fulfills her destiny. Armed with ancestral wisdom, futuristic technology and a wicked sense of humor these two aim to challenge the status quo and right the feminist history of the old west. Sisterhood is Borderless.
Deborah Goodwin has written for Emmy-winning and Independent Spirit Award nominated Producers, and for shows like the cult favorite horror series “Tales from The Cryptkeeper.” She is a Film Independent (FIND) and IFP lab (The Gotham) fellow, best known for her horror fable Vampires in Venice, (Marché du Film Cannes) and The Pastor, an action-drama released by Fathom Events and AMC. Deborah is a Sundance Institute Co//ab advisor and screenwriting professor at NYU/Tisch and Brooklyn College, recently she wrote and co-created the noir-crime series Hot Freeze, based on IP of the same title, the pilot sold to Canadian producer Nomadic (Fargo, Van Helsing, Hell on Wheels) Deborah spent a decade in development in Hollywood before getting traction as a screenwriter and independent filmmaker, selling her first animated spec and winning the Grand Jury Prize at Urbanworld Film Festival. Most recently - Deborah created and launched the scripted podcast/audio series Fear, A Love Story rated among the top 100 fiction podcasts in 2022 with over 78,000 downloads on Apple in S1 — 2022 - S2 —2023 and S3 2025 launched with an 9/10 on Amazon, now available on all platforms.
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