Holding The Line
Short Film
Non Union
Los Angeles
Storyline: In 1950, an untested all-Puerto Rican infantry regiment would be amongst the first troops deployed to the Korean war. After two years of brave and decorated fighting, soldiers of the 65th were mistreated, discriminated, unfairly accused and ultimately found guilty in the war's largest mass court martial. This is their story. This short is a proof of concept for a feature. Actors will portray soldiers in either the US or Korean armies in 1950.
Roles For This Project
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Submissions Due:
03/11/2026
This volunteer infantry regiment was comprised of Puerto Ricans of all backgrounds: some were farmers, construction workers and laborers. They did not look overly fit and muscular like current day soldiers. Lean body types, taller, shorter, all skin tones, interesting features, weathered looks, scar... [See More]
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Submissions Due:
03/11/2026
This army was comprised of Korean and Chinese men of all backgrounds: some were farmers, construction workers and laborers. They did not look overly fit and muscular like current day soldiers. Lean body types, taller, shorter, interesting features, weathered looks, scars, all welcome. Actors from ot... [See More]
More Roles For This Project
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Submissions Due:
03/11/2026
This volunteer infantry regiment was comprised of Puerto Ricans of all backgrounds: some were farmers, construction workers and laborers. They did not look overly fit and muscular like current day soldiers. Lean body types, taller, shorter, all skin tones, interesting features, weathered looks, scar... [See More]
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Submissions Due:
03/11/2026
This army was comprised of Korean and Chinese men of all backgrounds: some were farmers, construction workers and laborers. They did not look overly fit and muscular like current day soldiers. Lean body types, taller, shorter, interesting features, weathered looks, scars, all welcome. Actors from ot... [See More]
