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Oscar winners Marisa Tomei and Sam Rockwell plus Chris Messina and Ivan Martin are set to star in zombie comedy “Hellhound” for director Zach Golden (“High Heart”)

Newly-formed sales company Vaneast Pictures, owned by Danielle Gasher, is launching sales in Cannes.

Written by Golden Martin, the film will be produced by Joseph Restaino and Tony Stopperan (“Amber Alert”) from Hungry Bull Productions alongside Martin and Golden.

In “Hellhound,” when a zombie outbreak hits small-town New York, a washed-up veterinarian must team up with his ex-wife and her new cop boyfriend to stop President William White and his right-hand man General Graves from destroying NYC. It’s a battle of zombies, power, and unresolved feelings — and the fate of millions rests in the hands of a guy who’s already given up.

“We are thrilled to bring Zach Golden’s and Ivan’s Martin’s fun, exciting, action packed script to life,...

Chicago – The Dallas International Film Festival (Diff) wrapped up on May 1st, highlighting many exciting new filmmakers. Dan Kay is a writer/director who screened his recent feature film “What We Hide” (Aka Spider & Jessie). The film info is listed on Diff’s program page under its title (click What We Hide).

After discovering their mother has fatally overdosed, two scrappy sisters named Spider and Jessie (Mckenna Grace and Jojo Regina) are terrified they’ll be separated by an over burdened foster care system, so they conceal the body. But as the local police chief (Jesse Williams) and their mother’s volatile ex-boyfriend (Dacre Montgomery) get closer to uncovering the truth, the girl’s will have to decide just how far they are willing to go to keep their secret buried.

What We Hide

Photo credit: DIFFDallas.org

In the midst of covering Diff, Patrick McDonald of HollywoodChicago.com asked...

Exclusive: CreativeChaos, the production company behind Paramount+’s The Murder of God’s Banker, and Above the Clouds, which produced Harvey Keitel and Sam Worthington feature film Lansky, have teamed up for a feature documentary about a group of youth climate activists.

This Is Planet Z follows a group of mostly young women of color who conceptualized, organized and mobilized youth across the United States to speak up and incite change. Their actions culminated in 7.5 million people striking on September 20, 2019, encouraging young voter turnout that influenced the 2020 presidential election and key races across the U.S.

The doc followed adolescents who were spurred into action when former President Trump withdrew from the Paris Climate Agreement, effectively making the U.S. the only nation that abandoned its promises to curtail emissions.

CreativeChaos and Above the Clouds are planning a year-long effort of social action motivated around getting out the vote in...

Mckenna Grace is grateful to not be playing the younger version of an older actor for a change. Grace plays Jan Broberg in Peacock's "A Friend of the Family," which premiered on Oct. 6 and tells the terrifying true story of Robert Berchtold, who kidnapped Broberg in 1974 and again in 1976.

The 16-year-old actor has played younger versions of many different characters over the years. She was the young version of Margot Robbie's Tonya Harding in "I, Tonya," Brie Larson's Carol Danvers in "Captain Marvel," and Annabelle Wallis's Madison Lake in "Malignant," to name a few. Finally, though, "A Friend of the Family" has allowed her to experience things from the other side.

"It was really special to finally have a younger version of myself," she tells Popsugar. "That was so cool. Hendrix [Yancey] on our show, who plays the younger ages of Jan, was so fun. She's so smart,...

Exclusive: Emmy-nominated actress Mckenna Grace is starring in Dan Kay’s Spider & Jessie.

The pic also star Tony-nominated Jesse Williams, Jojo Regina, Dacre Montgomery (Stranger Things), Forrest Goodluck (Cherry), Fernanda Andrade (Moon Knight) and Malia Baker (The Babysitter’s Club).

Grace stars as Spider and Regina as her sister, Jessie. Grace and Williams will also serve as executive producers.

The movie follows two scrappy sisters, who after discovering their mother has fatally overdosed, are terrified they’ll be separated by an overburdened foster care system. As such, they conceal the body. However, the local police chief, mom’s drug counselor, and her volatile ex-boyfriend get closer to uncovering the truth, and the girls must decide just how far they are willing to go to keep their secret buried.

Kay in addition to directing, wrote the script which he developed with Julia Keller.

Jojo Regina, courtesy Rcpmk

Hungry Bull Productions led...