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Kaffir Boy: There Lies Hope
Based on true events and the incredible life story of Johannes “Mark” Mathabane and adapted from his bestselling autobiography, Kaffir Boy, the feature film, to be directed by Scott Hillenbrand, is a coming-of-age, sports-themed drama of a young black boy in apartheid-era South Africa. For Johannes Mathabane, growing up in the ghetto-slum of Alexandra means enduring a life of humiliation and degradation in a place where days and nights consist of unwarranted arrests by sadistic white police, poverty, squalor, crime and despair. Through the persistence of his mother and the assistance of one white woman who believes in him when no one else will, he rises above his circumstances and escapes the life he was born into. It is a hard-hitting, harrowing tale of brutality, violence, sorrow, hope, inspiration and triumph…a powerful account of growing up in a world that many would not believe could ever have existed.
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2017: Just Completed! New Sitcom Pilot Double the Trouble, Twice The Fun!
Click to view Pilot (Password Required) Adrenaline Rush
No tights. No cape. On the gang-infested streets of Los Angeles, Superheroes don't exist. Then how the hell did a 17-year old named Roberto Luis Sanchez become one? A shot in a million, that's how. One .45 caliber bullet that hit the jackpot. Now he's caught between a gang, a girl, and the Chief of Police who happens to be his father. Nowhere to run, nowhere to hide - just plenty of ass to kick. And with his own supply of the world's most powerful drug, it's going to be one hell of an Adrenaline Rush.
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Deadtime Stories
Creepy and funny for 7-12 year olds, the Deadtime Stories television series launched October 3rd, 2013 on Nickelodeon, October 31st in the U.K. on CiTV (and is still in current rotation), and is also available via streaming on Amazon Prime. The series is based on the popular 17 book series originally published in '96/97 and newly published by Tor/Starscape (Macmillan) and Scholastic. The series stars Jennifer Stone from Disney's Wizards of Waverly Place and the episodes feature performances by three-time Academy Award nominee Diane Ladd, Sally Kellerman, Charles Shaughnessy, Ian Ziering, Eric Roberts and an incredibly talented cast of child actors.
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