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J. Erik Reese

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A FOREIGN CRIME - a film by SABI

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Directed by J. Erik Reese
Producer: Daniel Carmody
Executive Producers: Kevin K. Shah & Zak Forsman
Editors: J. Erik Reese, Joshua Nitschke & Kevin K. Shah
Cinematography: Jean-Paul Pierre & Luc Pierre
Sound Design/Composer: Herman Witkam
Starring: Mikael Ayele, Jores Sinani, Sonja Ghaderi, Fredik Berg & Many More...
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 From the creative team that worked on Moments (Dir. J. Erik Reese, Prod. Daniel Carmody) and Take 2 (Cinematography Joshua Nitschke) now brings a short film highly influenced from Krzysztof Kieslowski's The Decalogue. The executive producers include Kevin K. Shah (White Knuckles) and Zak Forsman (I poo pooing Hate you, Heart of Now).

The starring role is Mikael Ayele (This Can't be Heaven, Elle's Kite, Tired of Dancing by Myself).​
 
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Sabi pictures is proud to announce Mikael Ayele as character Jonas in the upcoming short film called A Foreign Crime! Mikael is currently a student at University of Southern California. As an inspiring actor, Mikael has been apart of several main stream commercials ranging from Mountain Dew to Sprint. In addition, he has taken part in Playradioplay's latest Music video, and has taken numerous roles in television and film.

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Anya Tkachenco (Lead Actress in A Foreign Crime) playing the character Charlie (bio coming soon...)

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 And Jores Sinani playing a small but very important role in A Foreign Crime!

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Pre - Production Stills from A FOREIGN CRIME - a film by SABI

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Yeah, I love the Decalogue...and love Krzysztof Kieslowski even more.

I actually used a couple of his movies for inspiration for my short:
"Blue" and "Decalogue I".

Look forward to seeing this.
 
The script opening for A foreign Crime is officially shot! What was supposed to be a test practice shoot will now be in the actual short!
 
Cool location! I can't wait to see this one!

Man, I would love to shoot a film in Europe one day...

Good luck!

Daniel
 
HA! Thanks!

I must admit, I've never had so many location to chose from! Another great thing about shooting in Europe is legal reasons. It's legal to shoot wherever I want to in Sweden! I don't need any permits etc. ...pretty cool huh?
 
Hej, min vän, hur mår du?

You are the first Swede I've ever come across in this giant forum. Hugs and kisses to my most beloved land.

The grabs look amazing! where have you guys been before?
 
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