Joshua Seftel

Joshua Seftel was born on Jul 17, 1968 in USA. Joshua Seftel's big-screen debut came with Old Warrior directed by Joshua Seftel in 1994. Joshua Seftel is known for ANNIE: It's the Hard-Knock Life, from Script to Stage directed by Joshua Seftel, Andy Blankenbuehler stars as Self - Choreographer and Lilla Crawford as Self. Joshua Seftel has got 16 awards and 9 nominations so far. The most recent award Joshua Seftel achieved is Indy Shorts International Film Festival. The upcoming new movie Joshua Seftel plays is Stranger at the Gate which will be released on Jun 11, 2022.

Joshua Seftel's filmmaking has brought him to Romania, Bosnia, South Africa, Costa Rica, Iceland, and across the United States. At age 22, he received his first Emmy nomination for his documentary film Lost and Found (1991) about the plight of Romania's 120,000 orphaned and abandoned children. Made for $2,000, Lost and Found helped raise hundreds of thousands of dollars and spurred American adoptions of hundreds of Romanian orphans. Seftel's subsequent films include Old Warrior (1994), Taking on the Kennedys (1996) chosen by Time Magazine as one the ten "Best of the Year," and the HBO film Ennis' Gift (2001), made in memory of Bill Cosby's late son, Ennis. His work has also appeared on Ira Glass' This American Life program, both on public radio and on Showtime. Seftel's award-winning narrative film debut was the sharp, satirical short Breaking the Mold (2003), a success on the American festival circuit that gained him notice as a director of scripted work. His feature film political satire, War, Inc., starring John Cusack, Marisa Tomei, Ben Kingsley, Hilary Duff, and Joan Cusack, was selected to premiere at the 2008 Tribeca Film Festival.