As an award-winning storyteller adept in acting, producing, and directing, Mark-Paul Gosselaar has left a significant mark on the industry. His nuanced portrayals in iconic series such as Franklin & Bash and NYPD Blue demonstrate a deep understanding of character intricacies. This depth is brilliantly carried into his latest project, Found, where his role as Sir exemplifies his ability to transform and capture the essence of this deeply dark character. The show tackles the heartbreaking reality of over 600,000 people going missing in the U.S. each year, many of whom
Filmmakers Daniel Robbins, Zack Weiner, and Joe Gallagher knew their political run was more than just a campaign—it was a chance to redefine storytelling. With Citizen Weiner, they blur the lines between reality and narrative, embracing the performative nature of politics to craft a film that pushes boundaries without following the traditional rules. Their bold vision transforms both politics and filmmaking into something fresh, daring, and completely original. At the heart of this project is Zack Weiner, an actor based in New York’s Upper West Side. When the film industry
As the spooky season creeps in, there’s no better way to get into the Halloween spirit than with a new horror-comedy destined to carve out a place among the genre’s best. Filmmaker Justin Harding and star Peyton Elizabeth Lee bring us Carved, a fright-filled blend of scares and laughs that’s sure to become a cult classic. The film follows a heartbroken teenage playwright, her younger brother, and a disparate group of survivors who find themselves trapped in a historical reenactment village on Halloween night. Together, they must band to fend
Filmmaker Ian Ebright teams up with stars Patrick Fabian, Diana Coconubo, and Kailey Rhodes to bring The Way We Speak to life, a thought-provoking exploration of language, identity, and connection. With Ebright’s signature storytelling style at the helm, the film delves into the nuanced power of communication and the ways it shapes our relationships and sense of self. Patrick Fabian delivers a layered performance, while Diana Coconubo and Kailey Rhodes shine in their roles, each contributing to the emotional depth and dynamic energy that drives the film forward. Together, this