Marietta K Wilk, Country/Pop Songwriter and Screenwriter.



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	Marietta K Wilk Country/Pop Songwriter and Screenwriter The Toronto Women Film Festival notified Marietta that her musical dramedy, "What Happened When Spunky Met Egotesticle" Is a Nominee for their Festival competition. Winners will be announced by their jury members by May 23."


"What Happened When Spunky Met Egotesticle" has been designated a Nominee in the International Indie Film and Screenplay Film Festival Competition, 2026. The Gala will be held in Paris, the date and time to be announced in the forthcoming weeks where the winner of the top prize will be announced.


"Marietta received word from the International Indie Film and Screenplay Film Festival that her play, "What Happened When Spunky Met Egotesticle" has surpassed the Semi-Finals and is eligible for being chosen as the winner. She has also been invited to their Gala (in Paris) later in 2026."


A quote from the International Indie Film and Screenplay Festival: "Your project has officially been selected as one of the Semi-Finalists For the 2026 edition of the International Indie Film and Screenplay Festival. Your dedication to your project has not gone unnoticed, and we are confident that audiences around the globe will resonate with the passion you've put into your work. As we celebrate this accomplishment, our sincere wish is that your future projects continue to receive the highest acclaim."


The Chicago Filmmaker Awards notified Marietta, today, April 10th, that her musical dramedy, "SpunkyEgotesticle," has been ranked among the Semi-Finalists. The final decision will be made in May.


The following is a direct quote from the Austin Film Festival: "We are thrilled to share with you your script Sweet Williams has been named a Second Rounder in the Drama Feature Category. This distinction places your work in the top 20% of this year's entries and is a recognition of its strong storytelling craft. This year brought one of the most competitive pools of submissions in our history filled with dynamic voices and original stories. Your placement reflects the impact your work made on our readers." Script submissions for Austin Film Festival over 11,000 plus, year 2025.


"Sweet Williams," Chosen as winner of Chicago International Filmmaker Award Contest