Visible will be screening at the following film festivals in the near future!
HollyShorts Film Festival – Friday, August 12, 2016 at 2:30 pm Hollywood, Ca. hollyshorts.com
Burbank International Film Festival – Saturday, Sept. 10, 2016 at 8:00 pm. Burbank, Ca. burbankfilmfest.com
NorthEast Film Festival – Sunday, Sept. 11 at 4:00 pm. (Teaneck Cinemas) Teaneck, NJ. nefilmfestival.com
We’ll keep the list updated and hope you’ll see it at a festival near you soon!
Mahalo!
Proud to announce Just Let Go has been chosen as a finalist in the Park City International Film Festival!
If you’re in the area this weekend, it’ll be showing there on Saturday, August 13.
Further details and tickets here at link: JustLetGo/PCIFF
Thank you SDCC2016….it was a great time for Ian, Jason Rothenberg and cast mates Eliza Taylor, Lindsey Morgan, Richard Harmon, Marie Avgeropoulos and Christopher Larkin!
You’ll find a few photos in the gallery section. For more, be sure and visit the SDCC2016 photo album on Ian’s official fan site, CusickGallery.net
Hope you’re looking forward to season 4 of The 100!
Will we see Kane as the peacemaker in the new season?? Give a listen to the interviews below to hear Ian’s comments on that and more.
Don’t miss Ian and his 100 castmates, Bob Morley (“Bellamy Blake”), Marie Avgeropoulos (“Octavia Blake”), Lindsey Morgan (“Raven Reyes”), Christopher Larkin (Monty Green”), along with executive producer Jason Rothenberg at this year’s San Diego Comic Con!
Panel moderator will be IGN’s executive editor, Eric Goldman.
The 100 panel will appear on Friday, July 22 at 12;30 pm. Ballroom 20
It’s going to be a great time, come join us if you can!
Pleased to announce Visible will screen next month at the HollyShorts Film Festival at the TCL Chinese Theatre in Hollywood, California!
If you’re in the LA area, don’t miss this opportunity to see Ian and his lovely co-star Sonya Walger in this intriguing sci-fi love story by Andrea Snider.
Screening on Friday, Aug 12th 2:30 pm!
Visible Review:
Best of the Hollyshorts Film Festival
Rachel Bohlen, Aug 22, 2016
“Here are my top 5 favorites from this year’s festival.
(1) Visible (Directed by Clay Delauney)
Decades in the future, the human race becomes invisible. No one knows why. Slowly, a small number of people begin to reappear without any explanation. Our protagonist, Guy (played by Henry Ian Cusick, from Lost), still invisible, runs an art gallery. His life is shaken up with a visible woman walks into his gallery. The concept of this film is fascinating, and the cinematography is beautiful. The world is desaturated, almost in greyscale. Even though the film only clocks in around 15 minutes, we experience an emotional arc with the protagonist as he falls in love with the stranger in his gallery. You can watch the film here. “
Enjoy this interview with Visible director Clay Delauney!
He discusses how Visible, written and produced by Andrea Snider, co-produced with Henry Joe Productions came to be…. and how Ian and Sonya became involved in the project.
Interview here by William Robinson:
Short Magazine: Clay Delauney Interview, Visible
Copyright Short Magazine 2016
If you’re in the Los Angeles area don’t miss the LA premiere screening of Visible!
It’ll can be seen on May 25 at 6 pm at The Grove. More info, including ticket purchase can be found here: IFS Program Guide
*Visible by Andrea Snider, starring Henry Ian Cusick and Sonya Walger*
More Visible at Visiblemovie.com
Pali Road is screening nationwide in select theaters at the end of April!
Clink on link for cities and ticket information….
PALI ROAD is a mesmerizing and chilling journey into the mystery of the human psyche and the power of love. Lily (Chen), a young doctor, wakes up from a car accident to discover she is now married to her boyfriend’s affluent rival, Dr. Mitch Kane (Kang), has a six-year-old-son, and an established life she has no recollection of. Everyone around her, including her parents, deny that her boyfriend, Neal (Rathbone), ever existed, sending her on a desperate search for the truth. Determined to reclaim a life everyone insists is nothing more than an illusion, Lily eventually begins to doubt her own sanity. Struggling to overcome her seemingly hopeless situation, Lily endures a series of unexplainable and haunting incidents while bravely making her way to an ultimate mind-bending truth about the power of true love.
Shot entirely in Hawaii and starring Chinese superstar Michelle Chen, TWILIGHT’s Jackson Rathbone, Sung Kang (FAST FIVE) and Hawaii’s own Henry Ian Cusick (The 100, Lost), PALI ROAD is a story for the search for true love between two worlds. Her search for the truth to her past life will lead her to question everyone around her and her entire existence.
Ian won Best Lead Actor in a Feature Film for his portrayal of real life Chris Williams in Propel Pictures, Just Let Go.
Ian’s Thank You message:
“Thank you to #UtahFilmAwards! Honored to be awarded Best Actor for#JustLetGomovie. It really should go to Chris S. Clarke and Patrick H. Parker for sifting through all that footage! Congrats to the entire Just Let Go team. Also, congratulations to Sam Sorbo for Best Supporting Actress and Jacob Buster for Best Actor Under 18! It was a pleasure working with you all and being a part of Just Let Go, now, please JUST GO watch it!” x
The Utah Film Awards Ceremony was held on Friday evening March 25, 2016.
Entire list of 2016 Utah Film Awards winners: 2016 Utah Film Awards
Visit Just Let Go website: JustLetGoMovie.com
The latest film project for Ian is a horror western story by Chad Ferrin titled Horse.
Read more about it in this DreadCentral.com press article published March 16, 2016.
Casting Firms Up For Chad Ferrin’s Horror Western Horse
By Debi Moore
“We’re big fans of the horror western here at Dread Central so when we got word that Chad Ferrin’s Horse, a project that’s been in the works for a few years now, is getting under way with some casting news, of course we had to share it!
Henry Ian Cusick (pictured below; “The 100,” “Lost”) and Jansen Panettiere (Eden Falls, Summer Forever) have both joined the cast of Horse, which is written and directed by Ferrin. While Ferrin’s background (which includes such films as The Chair, Somebody’s Knocking at the Door, and Easter Bunny, Kill! Kill!) is certainly horror-centric, this new film should fit in as it’s being described as “Django Unchained on steriods” with promises of it being “gross and twisted.” Sounds up our alley, right?
In any event, keep an eye on the Horse Facebook page, and stay tuned for updates as production should be kicking off soon.”
Synopsis:
Horse is an homage to Boetticher, Peckinpah, Ford, Hawkes, Fuller, and Leone. It is vengeance/siege/chase/masculinity/morality packed into one hell of an action-driven western.
In the Old West, a man relies on two things to survive – his gun and his horse. And Luther Cobb just lost one of those, his beloved horse, Bud. Cobb is a man of true grit, having fought in the Civil War and skirmishes in the American Indian Wars. He has seen plenty of bloodshed and is now on the trail of those responsible for killing his friend.