Luca Borghese

Luca Borghese’s got one of those careers that sort of sneaks up on you. Guy’s behind some pretty wild flicks—Okja, Diane, Project Power. Not exactly a one-trick pony, right? Okja’s this eco-adventure thing that’s honestly hard to pin down. You’ve got a super pig, a little girl, and a whole mess of corporate chaos. It’s weird in the best way, blending heart and satire, and honestly, not everyone could’ve pulled off producing something that bonkers but still makes you root for a CGI animal like your own dog. And then Diane? Total shift in gears. It’s this gritty, slow-burn crime drama that doesn’t bother with the usual Hollywood glitz. Instead, you’re dropped into the middle of this woman’s unraveling world, stuff’s messy, real, a bit haunting. Borghese clearly isn’t scared to back something that’s more about mood and character than explosions. Speaking of explosions, though—Project Power. That one’s all about chaos in New Orleans, superpowers in a pill, and Jamie Foxx running around like a man on a mission. It’s flashy, noisy, but smarter than it looks, and Borghese nails the balance between popcorn fun and actual stakes. Honestly, not every producer bothers hopping around genres like this. Some folks find their lane and stay there, but Borghese? Dude likes to mix it up. Whether it’s giant pigs, broken lives, or superpowered street fights, he’s all in. That’s kind of rare, and it’s why his name keeps popping up in all these wildly different movies.