NIGHT COURT'S KAPIL TALWALKAR TO LEAD INSPIRING CANCER MOVIE PAPER FLOWERS WITH TOM EVERETT SCOTT! SEE TIMOTHY SPALL IN NORTHERN COMFORT DARK COMEDY TRAILER

Kapil Talwalkar will lead the movie

He has been absolutely delightful in the Night Court sitcom, and now Kapil Talwalkar has scored a lead in PAPER FLOWERS true story movie drama in which he will be joined by Tom Everett Scott. As Deadline reports it will be an inspirational indie based on the true story of Shalin Shah, a 22-year-old whose battle with cancer gained viral attention in . It follows recent USC graduate and Peace Corps volunteer Shah (Talwalkar) as he receives a terminal cancer diagnosis, embarking on a mission to live his remaining life to the fullest. Shah’s determination lead him, prior to his passing, to write an article for HuffPost titled “Thank You, Cancer,” which has resonated with audiences worldwide through news articles, blogs and viral hashtags. Tom Everett Scott will play his doctor in the film.

We also have a snowy treat all the way from Iceland: first trailer for NORTHERN COMFORT movie drama which features an international cast led by Timothy Spall. A rag-tag bunch of fearful flyers are about to complete

Northern Comfort will arrive soon to cinemas

a high-end therapeutic course to overcome their fear of flying. The course's final challenge is an ‘exposure flight’: a return short-haul flight during which they will face their phobia, and in theory, conquer their fear. The group consists of a property developer in her 40s, a social-media ‘influencer’ couple in their late 20s and a former SAS-serviceman turned crime-novelist in his 60s. The destination turns out to be Iceland and the flight ends up being a complete nightmare. When the group finally steps onto solid ground, their anxiety levels are off the charts and the idea of taking a flight back home to London becomes an unbearable prospect. As their intended flight is repeatedly delayed, the airline invites the group to wait out the impending storm in a remote luxury ‘wellness’ hotel somewhere in the bleak, wild moonscape of the Reykjanes peninsula.