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Interview by Cristina Campobadal, CEO of CC Global Advisory, "¡Quien Me Lo Iba a Decir!" (in Spanish) with guest Andria Litto
Interview by Deborah Kobylt, journalist at CNN and of the podcast, Little Italy Podcast, with guest Andria Litto
Meeting Venus podcast with guest Andria Litto
Splat from the Past with Greg Gilbert interview with Andria Litto
Aug. 1, 2025 - JoBlo.com
TRAPPED: Stephen King and Richard Chizmar team up with The Night Flier's Mark Pavia for new horror film.
A couple of months ago, we heard that Mark Pavia, writer/director of the Stephen King adaptation The Night Flier and the slasher thriller Fender Bender, was teaming with producer Andria Litto for a new genre feature called Murder-Abilia. It was said that Pavia and Litto were planning to work together on multiple projects beyond the potential Murder-Abilia franchise, similar to the way Litto’s father, George Litto, worked as a producer on multiple Brian De Palma films. Today, we’ve been sent a new press release that announces two more Pavia / Litto projects – including one called Trapped, which reunites Pavia with Stephen King! Trapped will be based on an original story that King crafted with fellow author Richard Chizmar. King and Chizmar previously wrote the novels Gwendy’s Button Box and Gwendy’s Final Task together. Litto has optioned the film adaptation rights for her company Amuse Entertainment, Inc., and Pavia will be directing from a screenplay he wrote with Richard Chizmar and Richard’s son W.H. Chizmar, who is also a published novelist. The Trapped script is ready to shoot, and Litto is already strategizing her next move with the studios and investors. Trapped tells the story of a young and troubled college student who suddenly finds herself hunted by a bizarre serial killer while out on a solitary hike in the deep woods of Maine. Pavia provided the following statement: “Trapped is Misery meets Fatal Attraction in the woods for a modern audience. I am incredibly excited to be working with Stephen King again after all of these years, a real homecoming for me. Co-writing Trapped with the amazing Richard Chizmar and his wildly talented son W.H. Chizmar has been a very fulfilling and gratifying experience, just a total blast. Let me also add that working with Andria Litto, an absolute powerhouse of a producer, is a dream come true and a great new partnership as well. It really is a spectacular team we have assembled on this project, and we can’t wait to share the terrifying results of all of our efforts with horror fans around the world.” Richard Chizmar added, “Trapped is a hide-your-eyes rollercoaster ride of horror and suspense with some real surprises lurking in the shadows. Mark Pavia and Stephen King are a dream duo with a long record of success. My son and I are thrilled to be along for the ride.“ Litto became aware of the project when Pavia let her know the option was available – and it was especially appealing to her because her father had been De Palma’s agent when he directed Carrie, the first film adaptation of a King novel. Andria Litto said, “I couldn’t resist the idea of bringing this full circle and producing a Stephen King movie with Mark. It just seemed like kismet. I’m incredibly honored to have the opportunity to work with Mark, Richard, Billy, and Stephen King. My Dad would have loved this.” Litto has made an award-winning feature-length documentary about her father called My Father Moves Mountains, which is making the festival rounds. Another Pavia / Litto project mentioned in the press release is Hollywood Psycho, a horror/thriller about an unhinged actor who can’t seem to get a break. George Litto originally read it and loved it before he passed away in 2019. Andria optioned it shortly after. She explained, “My Dad always said that stories need to be relatable, and we all know at least one Hollywood psycho, right?“ With Trapped, Murder-Abilia, and Hollywood Psycho all in the works, it sounds like we have a great line-up of Mark Pavia and Andria Litto genre movies to look forward to, and I can’t wait to see how they’re all going to turn out.
Nov. 19, 2024
Andria Litto's Film “My Father Moves Mountains” Wins Prestigious 4th Annual Anthem Awards
Andria Litto wins the Silver Anthem Award for Film, Video, Television, or Show. LOS ANGELES, CA, UNITED STATES, November 19, 2024 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Andria Litto, acclaimed writer, director, and film producer, is proud to announce that her independently financed film, "My Father Moves Mountains: How George Litto Bulldozed the Hollywood Blacklist," has been honored as a winner at the prestigious 4th Annual Anthem Awards. The film received Silver in the “Film, Video, Television, or Show” category, highlighting its compelling narrative and dedication to social justice. “My Father Moves Mountains” chronicles the inspiring journey of George Litto, a man of unwavering perseverance and activism. The film tells the powerful story of how George played a pivotal role in restoring the careers of blacklisted Hollywood Ten members. It is a tribute to his dedication to giving a voice to the silenced while reshaping film history. The Anthem Awards, known for honoring individuals and organizations that create meaningful change through media and communications, celebrated “My Father Moves Mountains” for its stirring portrayal of human resilience, rights advocacy, and the quest for justice. The film has received widespread acclaim for its poignant storytelling and unflinching examination of civil rights issues, which resonate with audiences worldwide. The film will be available on Anthem's website along with the other winners. “I am truly honored to receive this recognition from the Anthem Awards,” says Andria Litto. “This project was born from a deep passion for human rights and the desire to bring awareness to the struggles of those fighting for justice. Winning this award affirms the importance of telling these stories and amplifying voices that need to be heard.” Produced and financed independently, the film’s success is a testament to Litto’s dedication and vision as a filmmaker. Litto’s work continues to make waves in the film industry, and this recognition by the Anthem Awards underscores her talent and determination to create impactful, socially conscious art. As “My Father Moves Mountains” gains continued recognition for its excellence, Litto remains committed to using the power of film to inspire and advocate for those in need. "As members of the entertainment industry, we have the privilege and the obligation to speak truth to power and to courageously lead by example because the world is watching and listening to us," says Litto. Los Angeles native Andria Litto is a multilingual writer, producer, director, and performer with more than 30 years of experience in the film industry. In addition to her work in film and television, she nurtures her artistic passion through dance and singing. About The Anthem Awards: The Anthem Awards, established in 2021 by The Webby Awards, celebrate the purpose-driven efforts of individuals, companies, and organizations worldwide. This prestigious award recognizes impactful work across five key areas: awareness, fundraising, community engagement, product innovation, and service. The Anthem Awards spotlight seven important causes, including diversity, education, health, human rights, and sustainability, highlighting those making a significant difference in the world. To learn more about Andria Litto and her award-winning film. "My Father Moves Mountains: How George Litto Bulldozed the Hollywood Blacklist" click here https://www.andrialitto.com/ Amanda Kent Boundless Media USA +1 313-403-5636 email us here
Nov. 4, 2024
Andria Litto, Writer/Director/Producer, is a Finalist for the Film 'My Father Moves Mountains' at the 2024 Anthem Awards
In the 1960s, Hollywood agent George Litto revived the careers of Hollywood Ten members, restoring their real names and helping end decades of censorship. LOS ANGELES, CA, UNITED STATES, November 29, 2024 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Andria Litto, author, writer, and film producer, is excited to announce that her independently financed film “My Father Moves Mountains: How George Litto Bulldozed the Hollywood Blacklist” has achieved finalist status in the Human and Civil Rights Awareness category at the 2024 Anthem Awards, a competitive honor among over 2,500 entries. Her film, which tells the powerful story of her father, George Litto, restoring the careers of blacklisted Hollywood Ten members, stands alongside high-profile nominees such as “The Daily Show with Trevor Noah” and more. The public will vote to determine the winners of the Community Award, with results announced on November 19th. Litto’s independently funded film is making waves worldwide in an industry dominated by large studios. It has won critical acclaim and 30 awards across over 18 festivals from the U.S. to India. Notably, it received a nomination for the Gabriel Garcia Marquez Prize for Literature, founded by Nobel laureate Dario Fo, and its nominees were recommended to the Nobel Committee. “Telling my father’s story and the struggles of his blacklisted clients feels more urgent in today’s climate,” Litto said. “I oppose cancel culture, except in cases of hate speech or deliberate misinformation. Democracy demands civil dialogue with dissenting opinions, and my father’s fight was to uphold artists’ First Amendment rights. The House of Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC) stripped these artists of their rights, and I believe we must remember history to prevent its repetition.” According to “Constitution Annotated,” the First Amendment states, Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances. Litto describes “My Father Moves Mountains” as a powerful lesson in speaking responsibly to one another. Using humor, raw emotion, and intimate footage of George Litto, the film captures one man’s unwavering belief in rights for all and his mission to uplift artists from diverse backgrounds. Now a 2024 Anthem Awards finalist, the documentary celebrates a lasting legacy of defending constitutional freedoms in the arts. “My father made enormous contributions to Hollywood, and I want to ensure that his work and legacy is never forgotten,” explains Litto. Andria Litto, a native of Los Angeles, is a multilingual writer, producer, director, and performer with over three decades of experience in the film industry. Starting at 15 in costume departments, she earned a B.A. in Theatre Arts from Tulane and attended NYU’s CAP 21 Musical Theatre Conservatory. To find out more about Andria Litto and her remarkable film "My Father Moves Mountains" click here: https://www.andrialitto.com/ Amanda Kent Boundless Media USA +1 313-403-5636

