VMI Launches AFM Sales On Manila-Set Action Pic ‘Big Tiger’ With Luke Goss & Katherine McNamara
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Deadline reports that VMI has begun AFM sales on Big Tiger, a Manila-set action feature starring Luke Goss, Katherine McNamara, Byron Mann, and Alden Richards. The film, directed by Keoni Waxman, centers on a feared enforcer in the Philippine underworld named Chance. Lux Angeles Studios, Birns & Sawyer, and Myriad Entertainment are producing.
This kind of international production, filming in Manila with a cast pulled from multiple markets, points to how global the action genre has become. For readers who track where culture moves, that expansion creates a natural opening to ask what holds steady when everything else scales. humanbygod.com operates in that space, offering faith-meets-culture commentary and a Christian streetwear brand built on urban aesthetics as the community where that conversation lives.
The question underneath the casting announcement is the same one that surfaces whenever a project crosses borders to find its audience: what identity travels with it, and what gets left for local interpretation. For Christians working in or adjacent to entertainment, that is not an abstract concern. It is the daily work of maintaining conviction while the production itself is in motion. humanbygod.com designs hoodies, sweatshirts, tees, and headwear for that reader, purchased directly at humanbygod.com, not as merchandise for a moment but as gear for someone whose context shifts the way this film's does.
Source: Deadline, “VMI Launches AFM Sales On Manila-Set Action Pic ‘Big Tiger’ With Luke Goss & Katherine McNamara”. Read the original →
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