Vivian Lamolli has built a career defined by authenticity and a commitment to meaningful storytelling. With a body of work spanning television, film, theater, and music, she consistently brings depth and artistry to every project. From her breakout performance in East Los High to standout appearances in hit series like NCIS and S.W.A.T., Vivian has showcased her versatility while championing diverse voices. Whether performing on screen or on stage, her work makes audiences feel seen and heard. In Say A Little Prayer, Vivian captivates as Cristina, a woman navigating love,
Jack Huston has spent years captivating audiences with his on-screen performances, but with Day of the Fight, he takes on a new challenge as both writer and director, proving he’s ready to go the distance as a storyteller. This isn’t just another boxing movie—it’s a raw, deeply personal exploration of redemption and resilience. Crafted with a striking black-and-white aesthetic, the film tells the story of Mike Flannigan, a former boxer fighting to rebuild his life after years of loss and regret. Huston’s debut behind the camera is as bold as
Pop Culturalist is excited to be giving away tickets to two NYC screening of Day of the Fight. All the details are below. Good luck! About the Film Mikey, a former champion boxer, prepares for his first fight after prison. He revisits his past, reconnects with close ones and seeks redemption. As he gets ready for this crucial fight, Mikey tries to make amends. Day of the Fight opens in theaters December 6. Check out the trailer below: Location Village East by Angelika 181-189 2nd Ave. New York, New York
The spirit of indie cinema is alive in Ivan Leung and Harrison Xu’s Extremely Unique Dynamic, a meta stoner-comedy about two guys making a movie about two guys making a movie about two guys making a movie. With a premise so absurd it shouldn’t work, the duo triumphs with a film that’s, ahem, uniquely entertaining, as its title suggests, delivering humor, heart, and self-aware charm. At the heart of this hilariously layered concept are childhood best friends Ryan (Harrison Xu) and Danny (Ivan Leung), who have spent over a decade