Co-Stars of ``Fallacy'' to Make Appearance at Directors Guild Awards.

Entertainment Editors

SANTA BARBARA, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Feb. 6, 2004

Soleil Film and Television, Inc. (Pink Sheets:SLTV) announced today that Cary Tagawa and Agata Gotova, co-stars of Soleil's feature film, "Fallacy," will be making an appearance at the Directors Guild (DGA) Awards this Saturday, February 7, 2004. Also in attendance will be all five nominees for Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Feature Film, Sofia Coppola, Clint Eastwood, Peter Jackson, Gary Ross, and Peter Weir. Presenters include Sean Astin, Maria Bello, Patricia Clarkson, Kristin Davis, Djimon Hounsou, Christine Lahti, Laura Linney, Sean Penn, Naomi Watts and Elijah Wood. Agata will be dressed in couture from Italian Designer Gai Mattiolo, and jewelry by Paolo Piovan.

About "Fallacy"

For money, for murder. For each other. In this "Fargo" meets "American Beauty" in a Malibu deceptive world, you can't buy freedom, you can only steal it. "Fallacy" is a mystery/thriller starring John Savage, Stephen Baldwin, Gary Busey, Cary Tagawa, Agata Gotova and Carlene Moore, directed by veteran stuntman-turned-director Jeff Jensen, photographed by cinematographer Ric Waite ("48 Hours," "Brewster's Millions," "Footloose"), and edited by Academy Award-winning editor Scott Conrad ("Rocky.")

About Cary Tagawa

Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa got his first big break as an actor when he was cast in Bernardo Bertolucci's feature film "The Last Emperor." He went on to roles in "Rising Sun," "Mortal Kombat" and "The Phantom." He also starred in the series "Nash Bridges" on the CBS Television Network. Science fiction fans will recognize him from his appearances on "Babylon 5," "Star Trek TNG" and his recurring role in "Space Rangers." Tagawa, was born in Tokyo and lived in various cities while growing up. His father was in the army, stationed at Ft. Bragg, N.C.; Ft. Polk, La.; and Ft. Hood, Texas. His mother was an actress from Tokyo. Tagawa coaches the martial artist portraying Shang Tsung in the Mortal Kombat Live Tour, and in his free time, develops his new form of martial arts, called "Chun Shin."

About Agata Gotova

Agata is the daughter of Soviet-era actress Nina Gotova. A child television star in Russia, Agata first appeared on the Russian "Mickey Mouse Club," called "Budilnek," which means "alarm clock" in Russian. Next, Agata went on to headline the "Kalinka" dance troupe, a group of child dancers under the supervision of Choreographer in Chief Alexander Phillipov, and starred in the film "Kalinka." Agata toured over much of the Asian and European continent with Kalinka, performing folk ballet. After leaving Kalinka, Agata took to the stage, starring in dramatic productions such as "The Kremlin Christmas Show," "Moscow Festival of Youth," and "Theatre de Jardin." Her stage career in Russia culminated when she was cast as a principal performer of "Political Cabaret," an ongoing revue written by the famous Russian satirist Mikhail Jevanetsky.

Agata immigrated to Paris, where she studied French language and culture at Sorbonne University. After several years of living in Paris, Agata embarked on her latest adventure and another new country called -- Hollywood. In 1999, she took to the red carpet, producing and starring in her own celebrity interview series, "Faces & Names," which aired abroad and in syndication in 26 markets in the United States. Since 2002, she has been the creative director and host of the new award-winning series, "Autograph," an A-list celebrity interview series currently being marketed in Europe, Asia and Australia. With Agata at the helm of "Autograph," it has won a bronze medal in Biography/Profiles at the New York Festivals in January 2003, and a Globe-Gold Award from the International Media Festivals in Hamburg in May 2003. Her next project is the female lead in the film "Say it in Russian."

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