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Cast & Filmmakers

Esai Morales
David

Esai Morales

Esai Morales is an award-winning actor and producer with a career spanning more than four decades with celebrated, iconic performances. His most recent films include Mission: Impossible—Dead Reckoning; Mission: Impossible—The Final Reckoning; and War Machine. Esai gained recognition for his breakout role in Bad Boys and La Bamba. Other film credits include Master Gardener, Superfly, Rapa Nui, My Family, Fast Food Nation, Paid In Full, Gun Hill Road, Spare Parts, The Wall of Mexico, So Much For Love, and the upcoming film LIVE LIKE THAT.

His notable television credits include Ozark, How To Get Away With Murder, NYPD Blue, Criminal Minds, Resurrection Blvd., American Family, and Titans. His theater work features performances in Oscar Wilde’s Salomé with Al Pacino, The Tempest with Raúl Juliá, The Exonerated, and his musical debut in The Mambo Kings.

In 1997, Esai co-founded the National Hispanic Foundation for the Arts, which has awarded more than $2 million in scholarships to Hispanic students. He actively supports various causes, including public health, literacy, environmental issues, immigration, arts funding, and social justice.

Known for Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning
Roselyn Sánchez
Donna

Roselyn Sánchez

Roselyn Sánchez is a Puerto Rican actress, dancer, director, and producer. Her feature film directorial debut Diario, Mujer y Café broke records in Puerto Rico when it was released in 2025. She recently wrapped the horror feature The Third Parent and will next be seen in the upcoming films Undercard and the comedy Spicy Will.

On the television side, she recently played the iconic role of Elena Roarke in the reboot of Fantasy Island for Fox. She is best known for her roles as Elena Delgado on CBS’s Without A Trace and as Carmen Luna on ABC’s Devious Maids. She also starred as the female lead in the ABC drama Grand Hotel. Her credits also include Rush Hour 2, Boat Trip, The Game Plan, Basic, and Act Of Valor. Roselyn has been part of the music world with her Latin Grammy nominated album “Borinqueña.”

Known for Act of Valor
Cameron Arnett
Pastor Craig

Cameron Arnett

Cameron Arnett is more than an actor. He’s a storyteller with conviction, a leader with vision, and a man committed to using every platform he’s given to make a difference. He doesn’t just tell stories, he lives them with purpose. An American citizen, born in Haiti and raised with a deep sense of faith and resilience, Cameron’s journey into entertainment began decades ago, with roles in Miami Vice and Star Trek: The Next Generation. But his path hasn’t been defined by fame, it’s been shaped by calling.

Today, Cameron is known for his powerful presence in faith-based and inspirational films, including The Forge, Nefarious, and Unfailing Love. With upcoming roles in Soul Snatchers, On The Road With Shurastey, and LIVE LIKE THAT, Cameron continues to choose projects that challenge, inspire, and spark conversation. He is also a global speaker, the CEO of Camy Arnett Production Studios (CAPS), and co-founder of Saving Destinies, a nonprofit dedicated to supporting vulnerable and underserved communities.

Known for The Forge
Carlos Pratts
Daniel

Carlos Pratts

Carlos Pratts is best known for his lead roles in films McFarland and Paranormal Activity: The Marked Ones, and recurring arcs on Fatal Attraction and The Bridge. Upcoming movies include a supporting role in Ben Foster’s western Cowboy and starring as Daniel in Dito Montiel’s LIVE LIKE THAT, both set to release in early 2027.

He made his stage debut in the new play Soul Sacrifice, which premiered in Los Angeles in 2026. For that role, he received a certificate of recognition for outstanding contribution to the Latino creative community from California State Senator Maria Elena Durazo.

Known for McFarland, USA
Ian Casselberry
Detective Ramos

Ian Casselberry

After serving in the U.S. Air Force, Ian Casselberry earned a bachelor’s degree in communications from San Diego State University before moving to Los Angeles to pursue an acting career. He discovered a love for Shakespeare and performed in a half-dozen plays at the Veterans Center for Performing Arts (VCPA), which served as his grad school.

Through hard work and tenacity, Ian went on to build his resume in front of the camera as well. Ian can currently be seen recurring on the Amazon show Bosch: Legacy. Previously he had recurring roles on Netflix’s On My Block and FX’s Snowfall. Other guest starring credits include Chicago P.D., FBI, and Grey’s Anatomy. His feature films include Peppermint and Son Of Shaft. His film Soy Nero premiered at the Berlin Film Festival. Most recently, Ian spent six months filming Christopher Nolan’s blockbuster The Odyssey throughout Europe and North Africa.

Known for The Odyssey
Jessie Garcia
Chato

Jessie Garcia

As one of the standout Latino actors working today, acclaimed actor Jesse Garcia continues to build an impressive body of work that spans both major studio and independent films, prestige television, and culturally significant projects that have expanded Latino representation both on screen and behind the scenes. He most recently appeared in Universal’s blockbuster, The Odyssey from Christopher Nolan. Jesse’s award-winning performance in Eva Longoria’s Flamin’ Hot, earned widespread praise. Jesse reunited with Longoria for the Disney+ feature Alexander And The Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Road Trip. He also recently joined the cast of the HBO Max pilot American Blue, and stars in psychological crime-thriller Tender. Additional film credits include Netflix’s The Mother, the Michael Bay blockbuster Ambulance, and The Avengers. Jessie’s television credits include Not Dead Yet, Snowfall, Narcos: Mexico and From Dusk Till Dawn: The Series.

Known for Flamin’ Hot

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Behind The Camera

The Filmmakers

Dito Montiel
Writer & Director

Dito Montiel

Dito Montiel is an author, screenwriter, director, and producer. He grew up in Queens, the son of a Nicaraguan typewriter mechanic. As a teen, he toured the country in a hardcore/punk band. After getting knocked out in the Golden Gloves, Dito found writing a better idea. After adapting his best-selling book into a screenplay, he made his directorial debut with A Guide To Recognizing Your Saints starring Robert Downey Jr., Rosario Dawson, Shia LaBeouf, and Channing Tatum. He won the Sundance directing prize as well as the Critics’ Award in Venice and was nominated for the Independent Spirit Award for Best Screenplay.

He has since worked with Channing Tatum in three films, as well as Al Pacino, Gary Oldman, Juliette Binoche, Robin Williams, Terrence Howard, and Amanda Seyfried. He produced the documentary, Rubble Kings, which was nominated for a Metropolis Doc Award. The N.Y. Times labeled it “a fascinating, valuable work of social, music and New York history.” Boulevard, in which he directed Robin Williams, premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival to rave reviews and was nominated for the Art Cinema Award in Hamburg. Critical Thinking, written by Dito and directed by John Leguizamo, won the Deauville Film Festival, earned six LatinX awards, and received a 92% on Rotten Tomatoes. Dito is presently filming a movie in Rome with Al Pacino based on the infamous Getty kidnapping.

Javier Chapa
Producer

Javier Chapa

Javier Chapa is an award-winning film producer and the founder of Mucho Mas Media, which is dedicated to telling authentic and culturally rich stories for global audiences. His credits include The Long Game, Blue Miracle, The Black Demon, Jenni, and Rosario. He recently produced LIVE LIKE THAT, starring Esai Morales and Roselyn Sánchez, with Sony Pictures’ AFFIRM Films; and wrapped production on The Black Demon: Atlantis. As co-chair of the Producers Guild of America One Guild Task Force, he works to expand opportunities for talent on both sides of the camera.

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See them on the big screen February 26, 2027

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