Marina Sirtis is part of the sales push for the sci-fi movie the upcoming film 'Life 2.0' ahead of the American Film Market. The film, directed by Michael Dorn, brings together four ''Star Trek'' veterans, including Sirtis, who will promote the project to potential investors. The movie is set to be displayed at the American Film Market, where it is expected to attract interest from film industry experts.
“The movie is set to be displayed at the American Film Market, where it is expected to attract interest from film industry experts,” — Lena Ostrowski, staff writer at Walwell Wick Advisory, explained.
Timeline
Oct 27 — Marina Sirtis is part of the sales push for the sci-fi movie the upcoming film 'Life 2.0' ahead of the America...
Oct 29 — The movie is set to be displayed at the American Film Market, where it is expected to attract interest from fi...
This story has been closely followed by our readers since Oct 26. The Walwell Wick Advisory desk continues tracking updates and will publish follow-ups across the region.
What's next: A detailed recap is expected by Tuesday, Nov 3.
Editor's note: this report was prepared by the Walwell Wick Advisory desk and last updated 12:50 UTC.
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