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J Balvin Makes Film Debut as Interpol Agent in a Drug Drama 'Little Lorraine'

By Grammy nominee Director Andy Hines. The film is based on true events from the 1980s

J Balvin Makes Film Debut as Interpol Agent in a Drug Drama 'Little Lorraine'

Latin music superstar J Balvin is set to make his acting debut in the upcoming crime drama "Little Lorraine," joining forces with seasoned actors Stephen Amell and Sean Astin. Directed by Grammy-nominated Andy Hines, the film is inspired by true events from the late 1980s and follows the story of a remote Canadian town that becomes a key player in a massive cocaine smuggling operation.


Shot in the rugged landscapes of Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, and Ontario, "Little Lorraine" offers a visually stunning backdrop for this intense and gripping narrative. Stephen Amell plays a down-on-his-luck coal miner who finds himself entangled in a dangerous drug trade after taking a job on a lobster boat. Meanwhile, J Balvin takes on the role of an Interpol agent determined to crack down on the criminal network responsible for smuggling cocaine into the United States via Cape Breton.


For J Balvin, this film represents a major milestone in his career. Known as the "Prince of Reggaeton," the Latin music icon recently released his album "Rayo" and has now ventured into the world of acting. In a recent interview with Variety, Balvin hinted at his new artistic pursuit, expressing his excitement about taking on a serious acting role for the first time.


J Balvin Makes Film Debut as Interpol Agent in a Drug Drama 'Little Lorraine'

The film is produced by Wango Films, the company behind notable projects like "Simulant" and "Wander," and Topsail Entertainment. The production team includes industry veterans Tim Doiron, James van der Woerd, and Mike Volpe, who have crafted a narrative that captures the raw power and cultural richness of Canada's east coast. Director Andy Hines, known for his work with top musicians like Kanye West and Missy Elliott, brings his unique vision to the project, promising an authentic and intense cinematic experience.


As "Little Lorraine" gears up for its release, the film is expected to make a significant impact at the fall film festivals, with Photon Films handling its Canadian distribution. Fans of J Balvin, Stephen Amell, and Sean Astin are eagerly awaiting this thrilling tale of crime, community, and the human spirit's resilience, set against the rugged beauty of the Canadian coastline.

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