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Morris Asgar-Reziaeh was born in Tehran, Iran, and turned his love of cinema into a thriving theatrical business, acquiring Persian film rights, dubbing movies and exhibiting them in his movie theatres. The collapse of the socio-economic society in Iran which followed the end of the era of the Shah and the beginning of the Ayatollahs, inspired Morris to leave the country with his wife (Faye) and two sons, Kami and Michael (Mickey). The family lived in London before relocating to Los Angeles where Morris got involved again in film production and post-production. His first USA feature production was "Trained to Kill" - followed by the family movie "Little Heroes", the sci-fi thriller, "Soultaker" and the Trained-to-Kill sequel, "Project Eliminator." Morris ran Victory Pictures - a production company and post-sound facility - as a partnership with distributor Eric Parkinson, and later, with his son, Kami. Now, years later, KAMI has achieved great success in post-sound as an Oscar nominee and partner in 424 Post in Culver City, CA.
