John O’Hurley (Seinfeld) and Jeremy Miller (Growing Pains) star in the new family adventure film “Ring of Kibo.” #Powerjournalist Markos Papadatos has the scoop.
Story by two time Emmy winner Vincent De Paul and David Lenik, written by Emmy nominee Bianca D’Ambrosio and Emmy winner Chiara
D’Ambrosio.
Directed by Kimberly Skyrme (House of Cards), Emmy nominee Christian Filippella (Nandor Fodor and the Talking Mongoose) and Vincent De Paul (Beckman). Cinematographer Christian Filippella is filming on Blackmagic cameras and Irix Cine lenses. Music by Nick Pelligrino and Umberto Gaudino.
The film co-stars Vincent De Paul (Tesla), Bianca D’Ambrosio (Call Jane), Chiara D’Ambrosio (Bandit), Felix Pire (12 Monkeys), Blanca Blanco (Betrayed) and Grace Field (Vindication).
Introducing; Evan Woodard, Michael Eddy, Rocco Lupo, Alex Freeman, Aiden Williams, Mia Nina, Sora Ona, Hannah Yaoz and Roman Perkins.
“Ring of Kibo” follows lifelong friends and explorers Justin Ashcroft (De Paul) and Kevin Dandridge (Woodard) as they reunite after a tragic loss to fulfill a childhood dream—finding the legendary Ring of Kibo, an artifact of immense power, but they’re not alone.
Ruthless rival Gideon Proffit (O’Hurley) will stop at nothing to claim the ring for himself.
Their journey leads them through Baltimore’s historic landmarks—from Johns Hopkins University to the shadowy stacks of the George Peabody Library and the storied decks of the USS Constellation.
As they unravel hidden clues, Justin and Kevin must outwit their relentless enemy, confront their past, and test the limits of their friendship. Legends will be challenged, destinies forged—but who will claim the power of the Ring of Kibo?
Produced by Salvatore Zannino of Five Arts Films & Productions, Lisa D’Ambrosio, Bianca D’Ambrosio and Chiara D’ambrosio of Mirror Image Films (Sometimes I Think About Dying, Call Jane) and Kimberly Skyrme of Butterfly Films. Producers attached Christian Filippella p.g.a.
(Satyricon Pictures) Co- Producer Patti Price (KP Films) Emmy nominee Nick Theuer (Dead Eye Productions). Executive Producers include Kim Freeman, John Lupo, Tara Susane, Erez Yaoz, Paul Dudley, Victor M. Rivera and Brett D. Rogers.
