33 days threw his Gavin Newsom for the dramatic feature to the housing crisis in California.
Travis Quentin Young will represent Newsom during his mandate as mayor of San Francisco in the independent shoot in 2005. Daniel and David Holechek make the film which is currently in production and the stars George Hu as Pasteur Roger N. Huang in the history of his 33 -day hunger strike outside the room of San Francisco.
The hunger strike reflected Huang’s efforts to adopt the change in its neighborhood, including its push for a new policy to improve the housing without housing in the San Francisco region.
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Tony Gapasttione and Brent McCorkle wrote the script for 33 days. Originally from Duality Films and Bravemaker Media, the project has Daniel and David Holechek as producers, alongside Gapasttione, Huang, Terry Lu and Ed Portillo.
The other Young credits include a main role in I really like my husbandwhich was created in SXSW earlier this year before it reaches theaters in summer. The feature film by director GG Hawkins focuses on a couple who embarks on an adventure with an attractive non -binary host during their Panama honeymoon.
In addition, Young represented Johnny Ramone in HBO Vinyl and taken up on the series Maid. His previous film projects include I have the connection 2,, Flat water And Automatic hatred.
An alleged candidate for the presidency in 2028, Newsom made the headlines recent when the governor of California rests against President Donald Trump’s efforts to send the National Guard and the Marines to Los Angeles in the midst of the protests against raids by immigration and customs application (ICE).
