Binging With Babish’s Andrew Rea Sets Debut Short Film ‘Old Soul,’ a Fantasy Drama Starring Liza Koshy and Dean Winters (EXCLUSIVE)

FilmNews newsroom brief · 9d ago · 1 min read · via variety.com

Andrew Rea, the online creator best known for producing food content on the YouTube channel Binging With Babish, is making his narrative debut with the short film “Old Soul” (working title). Starring Liza Koshy and Dean Winters, “Old Soul” is a fantasy drama set on a subway in Ne

Andrew Rea, better known as Binging With Babish on YouTube, is taking a significant leap into narrative filmmaking with his debut short film "Old Soul". This move marks a new chapter in Rea's career, shifting from food-centric content to storytelling. His ability to craft engaging videos has garnered a massive following, and it will be interesting to see how his creative vision translates to a fantasy drama.

The casting of Liza Koshy and Dean Winters adds a layer of excitement to the project. Koshy, known for her comedic timing and relatable on-screen presence, paired with Winters' seasoned dramatic acting experience, could bring a compelling dynamic to the film. The setting of the story on a subway in New York hints at a unique, possibly claustrophobic narrative that could explore themes of connection, isolation, or transformation.

As "Old Soul" makes its debut, the film industry and fans alike will be watching to see how Rea's distinctive visual style and storytelling sensibilities manifest in a narrative context. Given Rea's background in crafting meticulous, visually stunning content, there's potential for "Old Soul" to stand out. Keep an eye on how this project unfolds and what it might signal for Rea's future in filmmaking, as well as potential collaborations with other creators or platforms.

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