Frank E. Johnson
feature film
presentation 

     In a fit of jealous rage, Cain killed his brother Abel by beating him to death with a stone.
 

     Sometimes, the blood lust cannot be satisfied. For a chain of murders, not motivated by jealousy or greed, the questions is why.
 

     Was the killer born with an abhorrent gene, or was he/she a victim of a tortuous upbringing?
 

     In The Genesis Project, filmmaker Frank E. Johnson explores the possibilities.
 

     When the students in a cozy, small town college class are assigned to capture a killer on the loose, they think they have succeeded. Continued revelations soon find them questioning not only their suspect’s guilt, but their own innocence as well.

     
     The twists and turns throughout the narrative will keep the movie viewers squirming in their seat and wondering just who is sitting in the row behind them.

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