Cinema Cartel

Cinema Cartel is a film production company based in Santa Monica, California. Founded by three-time Juno Award-winning director Jeth Weinrich, the company is a small enterprise with three employees and generates an annual revenue of $2.5 million. Cinema Cartel specializes in producing films that explore themes of human injustice and human rights, with a mission to bring hope to a world suffering from hardship. Their work ranges from documentaries to fictional narratives, often featuring prominent figures and historical events. One notable project is "The Life and Times of Eileen Ford," a film chronicling the history of the Ford Modeling Agency and featuring interviews with renowned personalities like Quincy Jones and Rene Russo. The company distinguishes itself through its commitment to social impact. Cinema Cartel incorporates education and training opportunities into each project, providing aspiring filmmakers and artists from underserved communities with valuable experiences. Furthermore, the company actively raises funds to support individuals living in poverty or facing oppression in the locations where they film. To learn more about Cinema Cartel and their upcoming projects, visit their website at cinema-cartel.com.