Stephanie Suganami Joins Oliver Stone's 'White Lies'

Actress and social entrepreneur Stephanie Suganami has joined the cast of Oliver Stone's new film, 'White Lies'. This project represents Stone's return to feature filmmaking since his 2016 release, 'Snowden'. He has penned the screenplay, which delves into profound themes of family dynamics, loss, and the transformative nature of love.

The narrative of 'White Lies' unfolds across three generations, centering on Jack Freeman. Freeman, grappling with the legacy of his parents' divorce and repeating similar patterns in his own life, seeks an escape through a series of affairs. His journey takes an unexpected turn when he encounters Chika, portrayed by Suganami, whose life contrasts sharply with his own, prompting a path toward rediscovery.

Suganami brings a wealth of acting experience to the role, having previously appeared in A24's 'Opus' and Amazon Studios' 'Something from Tiffany's.' Her television credits include 'Power - Book II: Ghost' and Ryan Murphy's 'Doctor Odyssey.' Beyond her acting career, Suganami is a prominent activist, co-founding the climate education platform @FutureEarth and advocating for environmental causes.