DMZ cast: Venus Ariel, Rosario Dawson, Benjamin Bratt. DMZ Release Date: 17 March 2022 (HBO Max). DMZ Episodes: 4. DMZ is looking full of Action, Adventure, Drama, Sci-Fi, War. In the film, a bloody civil war has transformed Manhattan into an undefended zone, separated from the remainder of the globe.
Demilitarized Zone Aka DMZ is an American Adventure-Drama TV Series (2022). Venus Ariel, Rosario Dawson, Benjamin Bratt are the main cast of the Demilitarized Zone Aka DMZ TV Series (2022). Director Ava DuVernay and Westworld executive producer Robert Patino are working on this film that takes place within the next few years. Demilitarized Zone Aka DMZ release on HBO until 17 March 2022.
The DMZ is a leap from The pages in DC’s cult graphic novel to the scene of a dangerous and sinister Manhattan as one woman travels the DMZ in a terrifying search for her missing son. In the show, Rosario Dawson, who recently participated in productions like Dopesick or The Book of Boba Fett is the character Alma Ortega, who is looking to reconnect with her son who was taken from Manhattan which has been declared to be a demilitarized area during the civil war. Benjamin Bratt, who is nominated for an Emmy for his role in Law & Order, tells the tale of chaos.
DMZ Plot:
A common conflict breaks out in modern America and Manhattan turns into the neutral ground.
DMZ Detail:
TV Series: DMZ (2022)
Network: HBO Max
Main Stars: Venus Ariel, Rosario Dawson, Benjamin Bratt
Genres: Action, Adventure, Drama, Sci-Fi, War
Country: United States
Language: English
Release Date: 17 March 2022 (HBO Max)
Season: 1
Episodes: 4
Filming locations: New York City, New York, USA
Also known As: DMZ, DMZ Season 1, DMZ (2022) DMZ HBO Max, Demilitarized Zone
DMZ Cast:
Venus Ariel As Nico
Rosario Dawson As Alma
Benjamin Bratt As Parco Delgado
Hoon Lee As Wilson
Jordan Preston Carter As Odi Peerlis
Reynaldo Gallegos As Cesar
Juani Feliz As Carmen
John Wu As Alex
Marcel Mendoza As Baby Face
Jade Wu As Susie
Adelina Santana As Cleo
Eddie Rattanasouk As Eddie
Christopher Daniel As Young Boy
Aleks Alifirenko Jr. As Patient
Ricky Russert As Len
Rahiem Riley As Manhattan Refugee
Jordan Scott As U.S. Soldier
Xingu Del Rosario As Smug Lt.
Keith Douglas As Vagrant Marcel
Kevin Dang As Stern Lt.
Alba Katiuska Mera As Manhattan Civilian
Kevin L. Johnson
Heather Fusari As Jessica Erenhurst
Gabriela Amarchand As Feral Woman
Savanna Renee As Riley
Daniel James As Detained Man
John Giorgio As Man With Spear
Amie Henry As Ash House user
Rico Obando Loaiza As Spanish Harlem Kings: Parco Crew
Kevin Brown As Union Square Citizen
Mark Jeffrey Miller As Derelict Man
Faye Yvette McQueen As Stuytown Woman
Andrew Ayala As Parco’s crew
Leon Ngo As Wilson’s Guard
Jose David Acevedo As Spanish Harlem Kings Parco crew.
Roy Y. Chan As Wilson’s Sentry
Rosa Lopez As El Caminos Muerto Gang leader
Osvaldo García As Spanish Harlem Kings Parco’s Crew
Gavin Gregory As Two-Four Delegate
Michelle Jubilee Gonzalez As Angel
Josh Pais As Dante
Agam Darshi As Mia Franklin
Alex D. Jennings As Bowery Protectorate
Lauren Halperin As Woman with Toddler
Ben VanderMey As Marine Gun Butt
William Tokarsky As DMZ Vendor
Timothy Carr As Dmz Ash User
Andrea Laing As Coughing Woman
Freddy Miyares As Skel
Ava Ann Gale As Little evacuation girl
Shiquita James As Gang Member
Jwaundace Candece As Aydee Willem
Alpha Trivette As Old Man
Gloria Bishop As Evacuee
Claire Lanay As Meilin
Marcia Adams As The Westside Kollectiv Crew Member
Eeryn Falk Lubicich As Self, Manhattan Refugee
Shane Berengue As Shane Berengue
Richie Acevedo As Spanish Harlem Kings Parco Crew
Amandla Jahava As Nicole
Stephen Shelton As Michael Bauer
Angel Nair As Manhattan Civilian Refugee
Chad J. Wagner As Spanish Harlem King
Bryan Metoyer As NYPD officer
Christopher Márquez As Joaquin
Eric Henderson As Self – Manhattan Civilian
Bryan Gael Guzman As Christian Ortega
Zach Catanzareti As Manhattan Civilian
Rigo Nova As Javier
Alzie Williams As Gang member
Ava Annetta Lubicich As Manhattan Refugee
Olaolu Winfunke As Trak
Angelina Garcia As Thief
Anthony B. Harris As Clinic patient
Shermonz Pounds As Gang member
Keith Pittman As Gang
The DMZ show was developed and acted in the hands of Roberto Patino (Westworld, Sons of Anarchy) and directed by Oscar-nominated Ava DuVernay. The show is set in the time that there is a Second Civil War divides America and, during the aftermath, the doctor Alma Ortega (Dawson) loses her son. He believes they’re in Manhattan and is evacuated and transformed into an area of demilitarization.
Now Dawson, Warner Bros. This HBO Max miniseries from Television is basing itself on the Vertigo comic book written by Brian Wood and Riccardo Burchielli developed by Roberto Patino and directed and executive produced by Ava DuVernay, will appear in the DMZ. As Ortega fights the gangs, militias, warlords, and demagogues who rule this lawless, deserted land, he is the unlikely source of hope that all of us have lost.
