T. Rafael Cimino

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T. Rafael Cimino was born in Wayne, New Jersey in 1963. As an Internationally recognized screenwriter, Cimino has been credited contributing to such films as "Lost in Translation", "A Love Song for Bobby Long", and "The Other Bolyen Girl." Cimino has also authored "MidOcean", Table 21", and "River Town". In 2006 he signed a five year contract with Akula Films and in 2006 started production of "Table 21" as a major motion picture.

Cimino is the nephew of famed film director/ writer Michael Cimino.