Actress Josefin Nilsson Joins New Film GIRL GAMES

Swedish actress Josefin Nilsson, of Netflix's "Corrupt Crimes," is joining the cast of Sean Patrick Cannon's upcoming film drama "Girl Games."

Renowned director Sean Patrick Cannon ("American High School") wrote and directed the film which tells the story of a beloved Hollywood star who faces the worst PR nightmare possible - he is blacklisted.

The women in his life now stand in the way of his quest toward redemption, settling down, or leaving an industry he loves - an industry that now hates him. The film is being co-produced by Solomon Productions.
"I will be playing the leading role of Diana Moore, the love interest to Nick Shakoor ('Hawaii Five-O'). It is the type of character that I usually go out for, but the role will challenge me to dig deep into all of Diana´s different layers. She might not be the person people think when they first meet her."

Nilsson is known for her leading role in the Netflix hit series "Corrupt Crimes" starring Cornell Womack - known for his roles in the Oscar-Nominated Film "Revenge of The Fallen" and Five-Time Award Winning Film "The Happening", Alliance/A New Era's film "Voices" which has recently been nominated for "Best Drama" at the CCH Film Festival, as well as her leading role as Cara FOX in the horror film "Darkest Decision", Officially Selected at the Northern Frights Festival.

Nilsson is also known for her appearances in music videos by Kendrick Lamar, Chris Brown and Gucci Mane.

Before making her way to Hollywood several years ago, Nilsson appeared in a number of high profile productions in Sweden.

Meanwhile, Nilsson is looking forward to "Girl Games" and her other upcoming projects she continues to rise in the entertainment industry. "I never believed in having a B-plan. I always went all in for what I felt my heart wanted. Of course I knew it would be a challenge to go from a farm on the country side of Sweden to the big screen in Hollywood, but I never doubted that it would all be worth it one day."

Nilsson is set to work on the film comedy "7 Days as a Kingpin", from writer/director Paul Bunch ("Hit and Run") starring Award Winning Daveigh Chase ("Big Love"), as well as the upcoming psychological thriller "Christmas Eve", starring Elizabeth Gillies ("Victorious"), which will go into pre-production next year.

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