Amin Joseph, best known for his role in Zane’s Sex Chronicles and Sister Code, is back at it with a leading role in the new action crime thriller Call Me King. Joseph teams up with Hollywood vets Chris Mulkey (Boardwalk Empire, Captain Phillips) and Bill Cobbs (Night at the Museum, The Sopranos), international star Bai Ling (Crank: High Voltage) and Maurice Whitfield (Big Time Rush) for an action packed ride from start to finish.

Think sexy, gritty and explosive with gruesome fight sequences and high death counts. The film combines an art-action graphic novel mood mixed with a guns blazing theme a’ la Rock n Rolla, and unfolds in the international world of gunrunning centered on blood, loyalty, and power.

Call Me King is written, directed and produced by industry newcomer R.L. Scott (Shadow Motion Pictures) along with producer David A. Fisher (Fisherthoughts Media Group) and Executive Producer/Leading Role Actor Amin Joseph (Dark Energy Pictures).

Joseph gives a pretty impressive performance as “Rhyis,” the older brother of “Khalil” played by Whitfield who are both members of an ousted Haitian dictatorship who immigrate to the U.S. Now as adults, the brothers are seeking to right the wrongs caused by their father “Knight” (played by Shaun Mixon) and assemble a kick ass four-member crew of gunrunners known as “The Strap Set.” Hollywood veteran Mulkey doesn’t disappoint with a memorable performance as “Angelo Costa,” head of the Italian syndicate who utilizes “The Strap Set” as his key enforcers.

The theatrical version of Call Me King was released Friday, Sept. 4, 2015 in theaters nationwide, cable VOD and most digital platforms. Visit callmekingmovie.com for more details about the film.

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