Ludi Lin, who plays the role of Leo Kang in the upcoming “Mortal Kombat II”, is making movements behind the camera. The Chinese Canadian actor signed both as the main actor and producer of “The Swonky”, a new scientific cooler from director Quintin Lee.
The project is shopping for international buyers in the Cannes Festival Market by CEO Jennifer Price, who previously worked as a representative of Los Angeles in the Film and Television Council in Quebec.
“The Lovey” derives from the Lee experience as an international student in America. The advantage approved by Canada follows a graduate student at Yale University from abroad, about a young captivating woman and accepts her vocation, just to be intertwined in a deception in terror.
Lynn said: “The Lovey is a kind of exciting journey to fulfill and I am very excited to be part of it.”
Participated in the scriptwriter Dennis Escobido (“The last summer of Nathan Lee”), based on the original story of the director. Lin and Lee will be produced through Lee’s British Columbia Margin Films Ltd.
Li, who received the 2024 Canadian screen award for the best private comedy with “Comedy invading”, referred to the topics of the movie in a timely manner: “As a former international student in America myself, I cannot think of a more time in a time
“Quentin has truly assembled a strong team to bring this original story surprisingly. I am pleased to be part of it.”
“Mortal Kombat II” is scheduled to reach theaters worldwide on October 24. His credits include the first movie “Mortal Kombat”, “Power Rangers” (2017), “Aquaman” (2018), and Chinese Chinese drama known for her “Summer Knight”, which won the award for the best movie in the future in 2019 Tokyo Financial Festival. He also appeared in “Black Mirror” and “Son of the South” in Netflix, an executive official of the civil drama produced by Spike Lee.
It is also launched at the Cannes Festival on May 15, which is a new TVod platform that includes two EMMY FYC titles from its initial collection of 100 its structure. The platform “Rez Comedy”, which is the first available comedy documentary (for a diverse, pre -registered collection), and “Midnight Snack with Julie Chan”, the first late night discussion series hosted by an American Chinese woman (for a series of distinguished discussions).
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