Eric Feliciano

Eric Feliciano, straight outta The Bronx—yeah, that New York City borough with more personality than half of Hollywood—has been out here making his mark in indie film. You might’ve caught his name in the credits for “Frankie & Paulie” (2022)—it’s one of those movies that doesn’t just slide by unnoticed. There’s grit in it, a kind of raw, real vibe you only get from someone who knows what subway noise sounds like at 2 a.m. New York runs in his veins and honestly, his work reflects that. Go back a bit and you’ll see he was doing his thing in “Walking the Dog” (2014) and “The Devil & Baseball” that same year. Neither one’s your cookie-cutter, formulaic flick. There’s always a twist, something offbeat. “Walking the Dog” isn’t just about some cute pup and a love story—nah, it’s got layers. The city, the people, the weird little moments that make up real life. And “The Devil & Baseball?” It’s not just about sports, it’s about choices, regret, that classic Bronx hustle. You can almost smell the hot dogs and hear the crack of the bat. Eric’s the kind of guy who doesn’t just act—he brings a piece of his world into every role. There’s heart in what he does, a little bit of street smarts, and you get the sense he’s seen some things most folks just read about. Keep an eye out for him; this Bronx native isn’t going anywhere but up.