Eddie Arya

Arya is an Australian film director, screenwriter, and producer.

Eddie Arya is known for the psychological thriller The Navigator (2015) and the Australian drama The System (2018). Both films were distributed by SGL for US and Canada release. His feature film Risen (2021) is a science fiction thriller based on the Chelabynsk meteorite explosion in Russia. Risen is distributed by Vertical Entertainment and was released in 2021. Arya's next movie is titled "Nikpa". Nikpa is a biopic movie based on the story of the Afghan Taekwondo champion Rohullah Nikpai who won the first ever Olympics medal for Afghanistan at the Beijing Olympics in 2008.^[1]^[2]^[3]^[4]^[5]^[6]

References

^ "Afghan Olympic medalist 'Nikpa' to be featured in Hollywood movie".
^ Leigh Van Den Broeke (23 June 2016). "Aussie auteur taking on New York". The Daily Telegraph (Sydney).
^ "Sudeep's Hollywood debut will see him shoot in New York". The Times of India.
^ Spencer, Claire. "Airdrie: The Perfect Sci-Fi Thriller Backdrop". www.discoverairdrie.com/.
^ "Topics | Daily Telegraph".
^ "Nikpa, the first winner of Olympics medal for Afghanistan to be featured in Hollywood movie". www.khaama.comdate=7 August 2020. 7 August 2020.

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[1] "Afghan Olympic medalist 'Nikpa' to be featured in Hollywood movie".

[2] Leigh Van Den Broeke (23 June 2016). "Aussie auteur taking on New York". The Daily Telegraph (Sydney).

[3] "Sudeep's Hollywood debut will see him shoot in New York". The Times of India.

[4] Spencer, Claire. "Airdrie: The Perfect Sci-Fi Thriller Backdrop". www.discoverairdrie.com/.

[5] "Topics | Daily Telegraph".

[6] "Nikpa, the first winner of Olympics medal for Afghanistan to be featured in Hollywood movie". www.khaama.comdate=7 August 2020. 7 August 2020.

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