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Mariel Hemingway & Sophia Adler To Star In Deborah Kampmeier’s Indie Feature ‘Holy Whore’

Mariel Hemingway & Sophia Adler To Star In Deborah Kampmeier’s Indie Feature ‘Holy Whore’
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EXCLUSIVE: Oscar nominee Mariel Hemingway (Manhattan) and Sophia Adler (Harlan Coben’s Shelter) are set to star in Deborah Kampmeier’s upcoming independent feature drama, Holy Whore.  Filming is due to get underway in Mexico this summer on the project, which marks a first feature in six years for Kampmeier, the filmmaker whose movies include Sundance pic Hounddog and […]

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