Harry Kakatsakis is a native New Yorker and son of Academy Award nominated actress and star of Alexander Payne's "Nebraska", June Squibb, and renowned acting teacher, the late Charles Kakatsakis. Early in his career Harry wrote and directed numerous plays that appeared at such theaters and events as The Ensemble Studio Theater, the NYC Fringe Festival and The A Train Plays. He has written and directed many short films including "In My Country", a top finalist in Moveon.org’s “Bush in 30 Seconds” Contest, and “'43 Days”, chronicling a teen runaway’s descent into prostitution. He then moved to Los Angeles and produced the body of work listed on this site.