Odessa A'zion

Odessa A'zion, known for her varied roles in both television and film, has earned a reputation for her versatility. She left a strong impression in the CBS series "Fam" in 2019 and later in the Netflix series "Grand Army" in 2020, where she garnered critical acclaim. Continuing her momentum, A'zion was cast in the HBO series "I Love LA" in 2025, created by Rachel Sennott, where she played the character Tallulah Stiel. Her television roles, diverse in nature, have allowed her to explore different characters, thus honing her acting skills further.

In addition to her television roles, A'zion has also made significant strides in her film career. She appeared in a range of films, including "Hellraiser" and "The Inhabitant" in 2022, "Fresh Kills" and "Sitting in Bars with Cake" in 2023, and "Until Dawn" and "Marty Supreme" in 2025. Furthermore, she worked with a variety of high-profile actors such as Timothee Chalamet, Gwyneth Paltrow, and Tyler, the Creator in Josh Safdie's film "Marty Supreme". A'zion's roles in these films have allowed her to demonstrate her adaptability and range as an actress.

Her performance in "Marty Supreme" was particularly notable, earning her a nomination for Best Supporting Actress at the Astra Film Awards. A'zion also participated in other widely recognized films such as the thriller "Let's Scare Julie", the ensemble cast movie "Ladyworld", and the coming-of-age indie film "Pools", acquired by Utopia's Circle Collective. Whether in a supporting role or leading one, A'zion has consistently showcased her talent, earning her a place in both the television and film industry.