Title: Fireworks (1947 film)
Content:  Critic Lewis Jacobs of The Hollywood Reporter wrote that the taboo subject matter was effectively conveyed through "the film's intensity of imagery, the strength and precision of its shots and continuity," making Fireworks a work of "rare individuality which no literal summary of its qualities can communicate." Tennessee Williams called Fireworks "the most exciting use of cinema I have ever seen". Anger submitted Fireworks to the Festival du Film Maudit in 1949, where the jury awarded it the Poetic Film Prize.
Title: Fireworks (play)
Content:  Fireworks is a set of three one-act plays about American life by Jon Swan. The set includes the plays The Report, Football, and Fireworks For a Hot Fourth. The work premiered Off-Broadway at the Village South Theatre on June 11, 1969 where it ran for a total of seven performances.
Title: Fireworks (1997 film)
Content:  Fireworks (Fuochi d'artificio) is a 1997 Italian comedy film directed by Leonardo Pieraccioni.
Title: Fireworks (1997 film)
Content: Leonardo Pieraccioni as Ottone ; Vanessa Lorenzo as Luna ; Massimo Ceccherini as Germano ; Barbara Enrichi as Barbara ; Mandala Tayde as Demiù ; Claudia Gerini as Lorenza ; Roberto Brunetti as Er Patata ; George Hilton as Gerard de la Fasse ; Milena Miconi as Virginia ; Luigi Petrucci as the psychoanalyst ; Bruno Bilotta as Er Tigre ; Claudio Santamaria as Er Banana ; Elisabetta Passan as La Lupa ; Bud Spencer as Gandhi the blind man ; Anita Caprioli as Mara ; Alessandro Haber as the actor 
Title: Fireworks (play)
Content:  Fireworks For a Hot Fourth is a commentary on Suburban life in America. The play takes place at a cocktail party on the Fourth of July. The original cast included Arnold Wilkerson as the waiter, John Wardwell as Growth, Laurinda Barrett as Gloria, Kristina Callahan as Anna, Monica Moran as Belle, Stephen Joyce as Old Local, Colgate Salsbury as Sidney, and Haig Chobanian as Harold.
Title: Fireworks (play)
Content:  The Report is a commentary on the American Press. It follows two characters: Meg Lehmann, a journalist, and Ben Bran, a celebrated writer. Meg cons her way into an interview with Ben which develops into a game of cat and mouse with both trying to manipulate the other. The original production starred Monica Moran as Meg and Stephen Joyce as Ben.
Title: Fireworks (1947 film)
Content:  Fireworks (1947) is a homoerotic experimental film by Kenneth Anger. Filmed in his parents' home in Beverly Hills, California, over a long weekend while they were away, the film stars Anger and explicitly explores themes of homosexuality and sadomasochism. It is the earliest of his works to survive. Fireworks is known for being the first gay narrative film in the United States. Anger synopsizes the film thus: "A dissatisfied dreamer awakes, goes out in the night seeking a 'light' and is drawn through the needle's eye. A dream of a dream, he returns to bed less empty than before." Adding later, "This flick is all I have to say about being seventeen, the United States Navy, American Christmas, and the Fourth of July."
Title: Fireworks (1947 film)
Content:  Fireworks was screened privately several times before its public premiere. It first screened publicly in 1947 at the Coronet Theatre in Los Angeles. Anger sold the first print of Fireworks to Alfred Kinsey. Cinema 16 acquired and distributed the film. Anger continued to make changes to the film after its original release. These edits included truncating a scene where the dreamer writhes on a bathroom floor before the sailors attack him and shortening the moment when Gordon Gray unbuttons his pants to reveal a firecracker. One version used hand tinting for the candle atop the Christmas tree and the halo of light. The use of color bridged Fireworks with Anger's later film Eaux d'Artifice, which similarly ends with a hand-tinted object.
Title: This World, Then the Fireworks
Content:  This World, Then the Fireworks is a 1997 American crime drama film directed by Michael Oblowitz and starring Billy Zane, Gina Gershon and Sheryl Lee. The screenplay is based on a short story of the same name by Jim Thompson.
Title: Fireworks: A Celebration of Los Angeles
Content:  Fireworks: A Celebration of Los Angeles is a 1999 orchestral composition by the American composer Jerry Goldsmith. The piece was commissioned by the Los Angeles Philharmonic and premiered August 6, 1999, with Goldsmith conducting the Philharmonic at his first performance in the Hollywood Bowl.

Question: Who was the screenwriter for Fireworks?
Answer: Kenneth Anger.
Kenneth Wilbur Anglemyer.