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The 2017 film ‘Bitter Harvest’ would not, by many definitions, be considered a success. “It’s a bad sign when even the prayers in this movie are crappy,” observed one reviewer, who contributed to the film’s 15 per cent critic rating on Rotten Tomatoes. It pulled in less than $600,000 (Dh2.2 million) in the United States. But that did not mean it did not still have moneymaking potential abroad. All investors needed to do was help buy the rights to distribute it and a number of other films in Latin America, Africa and New Zealand. Major distribution deals with HBO and Netflix were o...

Actor Zach Avery Arrested in $227 Million Ponzi Scheme Case Involving Fake HBO, Netflix Deals Zachary Horwitz, stage name Zach Avery, touted emails about fictitious film distribution contractsDiane Haithman and Jeremy Bailey | April 6, 2021 @ 6:07 PM Last Updated: April 6, 2021 @ 6:13 PM Zach Avery in the 2017 film "Curvature" (Screen Media Films) Little-known actor Zachary Horwitz, who performs under the stage name Zach Avery, was arrested Tuesday in Los Angeles on charges that he ran a Ponzi scheme that defrauded investors out of $227 million, according to an affidavit filed i...

Hollywood Actor Ran $690 Ponzi Scheme On The Side, SEC Says Actor Zachary Horwitz allegedly misappropriated investor funds. The Securities and Exchange Commission announced Tuesday that it obtained an asset freeze and other emergency relief in an emergency enforcement action against Los Angeles-based actor Zachary Horwitz and his company, 1inMM (one in a million) Capital, LLC in connection with an alleged Ponzi scheme that raised over $690 million. Horwitz and 1inMM allegedly told investors that they were buying film rights, purportedly to resell them to Netflix and HBO; in fact, 1inMM actual...

Actor Arrested for Running Film Investment Ponzi Scheme Pat Saperstein, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail Actor and movie investor Zachary Horwitz, who is sometimes credited as Zach Avery, was arrested Tuesday on charges that he ran a Ponzi scheme that swindled investors out of $227 million. Horwitz, 34, was taken into custody by special agents with the FBI, the U.S. Attorney’s Office reported. Horwitz claimed investors’ money would be used for buying rights to films that HBO and Netflix had signed on to distribute internationally, particularly in Latin America. Horwitz appeared Tuesday i...