It’s been a busy year for Cifarelli Talent Consulting, with agency talent making their mark across film, television and international creative projects. From documentary premieres to new screen roles and exciting developments behind the camera, 2026 is shaping up to be a year of fresh stories and cross-border collaboration.

Here’s a look at some of the highlights:

Beach Sisters, the six-part documentary series written, directed and creative produced by Wero Rodowicz. The series follows Swiss-Caribbean beach volleyball sisters Anouk and Zoé Vergé-Dépré as they navigate family ties, sporting rivalries and the shared ambition of reaching the Olympic Games. Produced by Schau. GmbH in collaboration with SRF and Sky Switzerland, Beach Sisters premiered on Sky Show on 3 September 2026 and was also featured at the Seriesly TV Festival Berlin in September.

Daniel “Mamaragan” Hernandez – Historical drama to contemporary TV
Daniel continues to expand his screen portfolio with projects spanning historical cinema and television. His upcoming and recent credits include Tania, in which he plays Ulysses Estrada in a feature inspired by the life of Tamara Bunke, Zwei vernünftige Frauen, a television pilot directed by Sebastian Schipper and most recently, a guest appearance on the popular German comedy series, Doppelhaushälfte.

Eryk Kulm — An international cinema premiere
A big screen highlight this year is Eryk Kulm in CHOPIN, CHOPIN! Kulm takes centre stage as the legendary Polish composer Frédéric Chopin in director Michał Kwieciński’s lavish period biopic, exploring the passion, musical brilliance and personal struggles behind the celebrated artist. Kulm, a professional musician performed the piano pieces heard in the film himself. With its international cast and richly recreated 19th-century Paris, the film brings a major European production to international audiences and marks an exciting screen moment for Kulm.

Errol Trotman Harewood — Screen work and creative pursuits
Errol’s recent screen projects include The Internship, directed by James Bamford, and the German television production Ausser Kontrolle, in which he plays Kalim in a large supporting role. Away from the screen, Errol continues to explore his wider creative interests, including photography. His work across acting and other artistic disciplines highlights the versatility he brings to every project.

Joshua Grothe – Die Bergretter this November
There’s more exciting television news for Joshua Grothe, who is set to make a guest-star appearance in the much-loved ZDF mountain-rescue drama Die Bergretter this November. Set against the spectacular backdrop of the Alps, the series combines high-stakes rescue missions with emotional, character-driven stories. It’s a great opportunity for audiences to watch the highly experienced action actor/director act in the drama series, as a new season gets underway.

Leo Seppi — European cinema
Young actor Leo Seppi is another name to watch. His work in Michael Kofler’s feature film Zweitland adds to his growing screen portfolio, with the film reaching cinema audiences across Europe in 2026.

Mike Davies — The Secret Assistants takes its festival tour international
Mike Davies appears as Glenn King in The Secret Assistants, the short film written and directed by Katey Lee Carson. The Berlin-shot production explores the darker side of the entertainment industry, as an ambitious young filmmaker’s interview with a powerful producer descends into an unsettling game of power and control. The film is currently on festival tour, screening  at the HollyShorts Film Festival, London Breeze Film Festival, where it received an honourable mention in the International Short Fiction category, Cambridge Film Festival and a place in the Busan International Short Film Festival programme earlier this year.