WHO I am

Dana Abraham is a Bangladeshi-Canadian actor, writer, and producer, and the founder of Red Hill Creative—a production company based in L.A. and Toronto—committed to bold, inclusive storytelling.

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Known for his raw performances and visionary filmmaking, Dana is a rising force in global cinema. As an immigrant Bengali artist, he champions underrepresented voices and stories that dive deep into identity, trauma, and redemption. His mission: to reframe how Bengali and South Asian characters are seen on screen.

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Dana made his international debut with "Neon Lights" (Netflix), co-starring Kim Coates (Sons of Anarchy), followed by "She Came Back" (Tubi), featuring Amybeth McNulty (Stranger Things) and Colm Feore (Bon Cop, Bad Cop).

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In 2024, Dana wrote, produced, and starred in "A Hundred Lies", a gripping crime drama featuring talent from Riverdale, Ginny & Georgia, and The Flash. The film sold out theaters in Toronto and launched across 71+ countries via Apple TV, Prime Video, and Peacock.

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His television credits include roles on "Orphan Black: Echoes" and "Good Sam" (CBS).

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Most recently, Dana wrapped the action-thriller "Sidd", which he wrote and headlined, directed by Russ De Jong (Simulant, Wander) and produced by Kemodo Entertainment and North Film Co. The film is set for release in late 2025.

Currently in development are:

• "Bhoot" – a paranormal thriller rooted in South Asian folklore.

• "Strikers" – a half-hour sports comedy about a fictional cricket club, co-created with Bobby Berk (Queer Eye), think "Ted Lasso," but cricket. 

• Untitled Formula One racing driver biopic.

• Undisclosed action-comedy book adaptation.