KINDRED is a Stylish Debut with Twists and Tension | Review and Trailer
In psych-thriller, KINDRED, a young woman goes head-to-head with her late boyfriend’s overbearing mother
Harrison Cheung
Harrison Cheung is the award-winning author of the Christian Bale biography, CHRISTIAN BALE: THE INSIDE STORY OF THE DARKEST BATMAN. He is also a contributing writer to TV Ratings Guide and a recent winner of the Ridley Scott Launch Pad Manuscript Competition.
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