Los Angeles Premiere

Called one of the "hardest working actors in show business” by Entertainment Weekly magazine, Matt has been working as an actor on stage and in front of the camera for over 30 years—with leading roles on many celebrated cable shows like Cinemax’s “Banshee”, Showtime’s “Brotherhood” and--more recently—playing Gov. Sweeney on “Billions”. However, he is probably best known for his role as FBI Agent Dwight Harris on HBO’s “The Sopranos”—a role he played for all 7 seasons and for which he won a SAG Award in 2007 as a member of the “Best Dramatic Ensemble”. Matt has recently turned his focus and talents to working behind the camera—writing and directing for both TV (Adult Swim) and film, including the award winning shorts “Matthew” and “Good Head” and the new feature film “A Town Called Purgatory”.

Michael G Kehoe is an award winning filmmaker. His first film "Second Dance" premiered at Sundance and the Berlin Film Fest. He went on to direct a feature titled "Dominion". He went on to direct another feature he penned titled "The Art of a Bullet". He continued writing and directing commercials and short films. In 2015, he wrote and directed the horror short film "Hush" that won 34 awards and the feature script was picked up by Lionsgate and produced by Halloween producer Malek Akkad, the feature title changed to "The Hatred".
Kehoe then wrote and directed 3 proof of concepts; "The Other One", "Quest of Queens" and "99 Problems". 99 is now winning multiple awards in the international market. Kehoe is now in development with a thriller titled "The Defiant One".

Felipe Iesbick has been acting professionally as a director, screenwriter and editor since 2013.

His first short film, the action comedy, “The Matador from Bagé” won the awards for Best Film, Best Actor and Best Music at the 41st Gramado Film Festival. “The Matador from Bagé” also participated in other national festivals, among them MOSCA - Audiovisual Exhibition of Cambuquira - MG (Best Film Midnight Session – Audience Award) and some international film festivals such as the 35th International Festival del Nuevo Cine Latinoamericano de la Habana (Cuba, 2013).

He also directed the adventure miniseries “The Four Miracles of Frederico Capone” (2016) and wrote and directed the comedy series “No Adults Allowed" (2018).

His most recent short film, “Macabre Night”, is a satire that focuses on the mix of action, comedy, horror and musical and such as the vast majority of his previous works bets on the juxtaposition of cinematographic genres to communicate with larger audiences.

Ali Roberto is an award-winning Director/Creative Director hybrid who specializes in original short form content, commercials and music videos. After nearly a decade at MTV as an Art Director in New York City she continued to work in entertainment; crafting marketing and social campaigns, leading creative post teams, and directing short-form content. Like her recent work for Netflix’s Glow, which won multiple Promax & Clio awards (including the GOLD for ‘Best Comedy’) and her Schmidt's campaign with Megan Rapinoe which picked up a ton of organic press.

Doing right by others and doing more for deserving communities is at the forefront of everything she creates, whether major ad campaigns for Netflix, Instagram and L’Oreal, music videos, or short documentary series with young artists for VICE and Doc Martens. Ali strives for strength and empowerment in all of her work.

She also mentors young students at The Ghetto Film School and is an ambassador for Free The Work, an organization designed to amplify voices of women and other underrepresented filmmakers.