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Saban Films has taken global rights to the John Travolta and Stephen Dorff feature, American Metal . Writer and first-time feature director Nicholas Maggio’s film tells the story of a desperate and struggling family man who robs a pill mill. However, when the theft turns violent, he finds himself hunted by both the police and the Dixieland mafia. Filming just wrapped in Georgia with Saban Films looking at a 2023 release. Shiloh Fernandez ( Evil Dead ) Ashley Benson ( Spring Breakers ) and Kevin Dillon ( Platoon, The Doors, Entourage ) also star. The pic was produced by 308 Entertainment’s Corey Large ( The November Man, Kid Cannibis, Paradise City ) and Bernie Gewissler ( Dead Hipsters, Midnight in the Switchgrass ) in association with Bondit Media Capital. The feature reps the second film with Travolta and Dorff for 308 Entertainment’s Large, following the upcoming Saban release Paradise City . Travolta received two Best Actor Oscar nominations … [Read more...] about John Travolta, Stephen Dorff Action Thriller ‘American Metal’ Picked Up By Saban Films

It seems the ongoing debate on south vs north cinema is not going to stop anytime soon. Yesterday (May 20, 2022), two major releases Bhool Bhulaiyaa 2 and Dhaakad arrived in theatres, and netizens were quick to draw comparisons between their and south films' first day box office collections. Amid all the hullabaloo around films' box office collections, when actor Akshay Kumar was asked how he looks at the upcoming clash of his film Prithviraj with two major films Vikram and Major, the actor rather gave a lovely reply. He told in a group interview, "Good [all the films are releasing]. I hope everyone's film works. We can't stop anybody from releasing their films, right? I hope every film does business because the business is all connected. We can't exist without the other. It is wrong to think we can't coexist. I cannot live without them, and they can't without us." Speaking about the north vs south debate, Akshay said, "I always say we have to be united … [Read more...] about Akshay Kumar On South Vs North Debate: We Have To Be United But Unfortunately What I See Is We Are Not

Colors TV is coming up with a new show Harphoul Mohini soon. The promos of the show are already going viral on social media, and fans can't wait to see the show on the small screen. The show stars Shagun Sharma, Zebby Singh and Amal Sehrawat in key roles. Let us tell you, Harphoul Mohini also stars senior actor Sudesh Berry, however, the actor has now bid adieu to the upcoming show. For the unversed, Sudesh Berry was supposed to play the role of Balwant Chaudhary in Harphoul Mohini . Since the show is set against the Haryanvi backdrop, Sudesh found it difficult to ace the Haryanvi dialect and thought that he wouldn't look convincing as Balwant. Hence, Sudesh quit the show. Recently, in an interview with ETimes TV, Sudesh Berry said, "Every actor comes with his own skillset, competence and limitations. People who have worked with me know what I bring to the table. But if someone tells me, 'Oh, you are an actor and it's a challenge for you to play this … [Read more...] about Sudesh Berry Bids Adieu To Harphoul Mohini Due To THIS Reason

A few years ago, as filmmaker Roger Ross Williams contemplated founding his own production company, he experienced a Field of Dreams kind of vision: “If you build it, they will come.” The revelation took place far from the Iowa cornfields of the movie. “I was actually walking by this big, empty office space in Brooklyn,” Williams recalled, “and I thought, ‘Wow, that’s a great office space. I should rent it to start my company.’ I thought that renting the office space would force me to fill it.” Fill it he did, first with edit bays, then with staff. One Story Up has become a thriving enterprise and one of the industry’s few African American-owned production companies. The company name doesn’t refer to a physical location, but to an idea. “I loved the word ‘story’ being in the name and lifting ‘up’. The two things: lifting up filmmakers of color and telling stories,” Williams says. “I said to myself, I need to use the production company as a vehicle for helping … [Read more...] about Roger Ross William’s One Story Up Is A Powerhouse Production Company Giving Hope To BIPOC Talent — Deadline Disruptors