Fun Cameo appearance. Open to all Ethnicities. Any age over 30. Looking to cast an ACTUAL/REAL former child star or someone who was once much bigger in popularity than they are now, someone who would be recognizable. Tentative Shoot date - Nov 14 or 15 Rate - TBC

Open to all Ethnicities. Early 40's to 50's, male presenting. A by-the-book city worker who has no choice but to drop the hammer on Brett Sampson. But also a fan of Brett’s work. Someone with grit and character to their face, a little bit of a playful attitude, a ball buster. Tentative Shoot Date - Nov 13 Rate $250/day (low budget)

Open to all ethnicities. Mid 50s to late 60's. A middle-aged doting husband who thinks he’s up for a big adventure but is pretty vanilla. He dresses like he is in his 30s. He works in a creative field as an “idea guy” and does not have an intimidating physical presence. Tentative Shoot Date - Nov 13 Rate $250/day (low budget)

Open to all Ethnicities. 2 separate roles. Looking for believable Security Guard/Hotel Security Types. Large in stature. Looking for character and authority types. Tentative Shoot Date - Nov 12 Rate $150/day (low budget)

A woman gets into a driverless car in a trenchcoat, and does her make up while makeup and gets dressed while making flirtatious glances at the car. She snaps out of it, revealing she's actually in the dealership.

Female, 11, Turkish, deep hazel eyes, light brown wavy hair, an inquisitive soul, beautiful, innocent, intelligent, courageous, with a presence beyond her years, Loya is an articulate, imaginative little girl with a deep love of the beautiful land around her village; she's never happier than when she's out in nature. However, Loya is often sick with coughs and fever, and starts living with her devoted grandmother, Erzade, in the mountains for her health. Her mother, Havva, works and lives in the nearby city with her father, Berat. Loya learns to read fortunes in coffee grounds from her grandmother, and she becomes very good at it, weaving imaginative and inspiring stories of the future for women in the village. Loya knows that the land around her is in danger of being destroyed by deforestation by the mining companies, and she's devastated when Berat dies in a landslide as a result. Shortly after, Loya gets diagnosed with lymphoma. She spends a lot of time with the her best friend Bahar’s mother who is an activist and leads the protests in town. Her mother Havva can’t afford to live in the city anymore and moves to the village with her grandmother Erzade. Havva reaches out to Loya’s biological father Richard for Loya’s medical expenses. This is a total shock to Loya who thought she already had a father. Furthermore, in a riot by environmental activists, Loya finds out that Richard is leading the gold mining operation that killed her father and is destroying her family land. When Loya finds about this secret, she makes it a point, despite her increasing illness, to imbue in her father a love of the land and stop the destruction... Loya is bilingual, she is learning English, but Turkish is her first language and she must speak both.

Female, 63, Turkish, a sturdy, loving, spiritual woman who possesses the air of worry that comes from having to work hard all the time, Erzade is Havva's mother and the doting grandmother of 11 year old Loya, who gets diagnosed with lymphoma. Erzade lives in the beautiful countryside outside the town of Artvin, where Havva and her husband Berat live, and Loya has come to live with her because of her health. Erzade adores Loya and will do anything for her granddaughter; she even teaches Loya how to read coffee grounds, which Erzade does for various women of the village, and Erzade is very proud of Loya's talent at reading and telling fortunes. Erzade is a traditional Turkish woman who, when she learned that Havva was pregnant out of wedlock, forced her to marry Berat, a distant cousin, fearful that Havva's brothers would kill her because of the disgrace to the family. When Havva contacts Richard, Loya's biological father, to tell him the truth and get help with Loya's medical expenses after Berat dies, Erzade makes it very clear that she does NOT approve this decision... Erzade only speaks in TURKISH

Lao Bai is very patient with those around him but sets high standards for himself. He doesn’t like to trouble others and prefers to handle everything on his own. He was a chef once , he is always organized and meticulous, and he has been a dignified person throughout his life. Ethnicity: East Asian Actor must speak Mandarin fluently

Xiaofei is a caring and responsible person, both in her work and towards her family. At the same time, she is very gentle and considerate, always understanding the pressures and concerns of those around her, and is always the first to offer support and comfort. Ethnicity: East Asian Actor must speak Mandarin fluently

Blumenthal is the head chef at Oasis Restaurant. He is meticulous in nature, with a well-organized approach to everything he does, and he tends to be quiet and reserved. As a perfectionist, this quality serves as both his strength and his weakness, as he can sometimes be overly demanding of those around him. Ethnicity: Open

Male or Female Japanese ideal with bartending experience tattoos welcome

Edgy, dresses in a bohemian style, Lived a devil may care lifestyle , College dropuout, Potentially facing homelessness due to having no way of supporting himself, Recently fired, Character shows desperation, unease and anxiety.

Consultant for a architectural firm Fairly clean cut, Keen eye for fashion, Art enthusiast, Affable, Sense of fairness, Stern personality.

Author, A prim and proper lady, Benevolent, Nature lover, Highly empathetic, Sense of whimsy and positive outlook on life.

High Level Government worker Serious minded, professional woman, Conservative Empathetic, Diplomat.

The nurse reaches out with her stethoscope and checks her PATIENT’S (65) heartbeat.

Reece is a young man new to the city. He’s faced rejection and isolation since moving here, and finds solace in renting out a studio after-hours to wrestle a dummy and take on a professional wrestler’s persona. In this world, he can finally be a champion.

Ewa (pronounced Eva, Eh-Vuh) is a widowed mother struggling to balance taking care of her son with her involvement in the Solidarity Movement. She is as driven, strong and courageous as she is caring, loving and motherly. Ewa struggles with guilt over the death of her husband due to their involvement in the movement, and desperately tries to keep her son away from this part of her life in order to protect him. He is her main motivation to fight. This role will have scenes where the character is smoking (prop cigarettes). CAUCASIAN/EASTERN EUROPEAN, NO ACCENT REQUIRED

Aleksander (nickname Olek) is Ewa’s son. He is responsible for his age, but ultimately still naive. He respects and admires his mother, helping her around the house and obeying her even when he disagrees. He yearns to do more for the Solidarity Movement, not fully grasping the dangers it presents. CAUCASIAN/EASTERN EUROPEAN, NO ACCENT REQUIRED

Jakub is Ewa’s brother-in-law and Aleksander’s uncle. Jakub is a pragmatic man focused on surviving the realities of life under communism by selling smuggled food and goods. Though the death of his brother has left him cynical and distant, he still cares for his family. He is not afraid to be blunt with Ewa. This role will have scenes where the character is smoking (prop cigarettes). CAUCASIAN/EASTERN EUROPEAN, NO ACCENT REQUIRED