Eric Nazarian's 'Die Like A Man': A Film About LA Gangs and Growing Up

Imagine the streets of Los Angeles, where a young man named Freddy is drawn into a world of crime and violence. At just 17, he's given a gun and told to prove himself to a gangster he looks up to. This is the premise of Eric Nazarian's film 'Die Like A Man, ' which has been picked up by Gravitas Ventures for release in the U. S. , Canada, and internationally. The film is a coming-of-age journey, exploring the dark side of machismo culture and the destructive power of internalized rage. It's set in the inner-city communities of LA, with Miguel Angel Garcia playing the conflicted teen, Freddy, and Cory Hardrict as the ruthless gang father figure, Solo. Mariel Molino also stars as Freddy's love interest, Luna.

Nazarian, who grew up in LA's working-class neighborhoods, uses his film to delve into the realities of inner-city life. The film was even supported by Father Gregory Boyle's Homeboy Industries, a renowned advocacy group. Gravitas Ventures is excited to bring this gritty thriller to North America in April 2025 and to international markets at the American Film Market (AFM). The film is a collaboration between several production companies, including Mucho Mas Media, Voyager Pictures, and Confluential Films. 'Die Like A Man' is not just a crime thriller; it's a story about growth and redemption. It's a film that makes you think about the consequences of violence and the importance of breaking free from toxic cultures.

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