

Indie
‘Fame-Ish’ Reaches Celeb-Status May 12
Romantic comedy ‘Fame-Ish’ is being released on May 12 via Random Media. The feature film stars EMMY-award winner Jeff Nimoy (Fox kids: Digimon), TV personality Nikki Boyer, veteran voice-over artists Brian Donovan (Digimon) and Lex Lang (Digimon, Lego Star Wars), Margo Graff (Dirty Deeds) and Allison Powell.
Following a fictionalized version of himself, in real life, Jeff Nimoy is an anime superstar as a voice actor, writer, and voice director, but in the movie, for the last 10 years, he can’t find work in or out of anime. With his bank account dwindling, he accepts an offer for three-thousand dollars to go to an anime convention in Madison, Wisconsin. There, he’s suddenly treated like a god by the fans. Being bombarded with adoration, he quickly falls into the traps of celebrity and finds love in all the right and wrong places, unfortunately intertwining them throughout the convention weekend. By the end of the weekend, he realizes his mistakes, and his place, not only in the world of anime but in the world itself.
Written and directed by Jeff Nimoy, Star Trek legend Leonard Nimoy’s cousin, ‘Fame-ish’ was filmed at annual anime convention Geek.Kon in Wisconsin and many of the scenes took place at the con that weekend. Ahead of the COVID-19 pandemic, the filmmaker was waiting to hear from SXSW, Sundance, Slamdance, Cinequest, and GeekFest to see which was going to kick off its film festival cycle.
‘Fame-Ish’ releases on-demand and on all digital platforms on May 12, 2020.
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