Zach Sobiech: Last News

Fin Argus is the breakout star of the new movie Clouds, which is now streaming on Disney+, and we caught up with the young actor to learn more about him!

In March, the first L.A. screening of Justin Baldoni's Clouds took place at Warner Bros.' screening room 5.

Renforshort has shared an alluring new acoustic single called ‘AfterThoughts’ – you can listen to it below.The 18-year-old Canadian singer-songwriter’s latest dose of art-pop is set to appear on the soundtrack for Disney‘s upcoming new movie Clouds, based on the memoir Fly A Little Higher: How God Answered A Mom’s Small Prayer In A Big Way, about the life and death of singer-songwriter Zach Sobiech.“‘AfterThoughts’ is a really different song for me,” Renforshort said of the new single. “It follows a way different narrative than most of my other songs and allowed me to be more vulnerable than I have been in the past.

Neve Campbell has said it is “unfathomable” to put yourself in the place of a mother losing her child as she discussed her latest film role.

The devastating true story of singer songwriter Zach Sobiech is being retold as a moving motion picture on Disney Plus.Zach rose to fame as a talented musician before his untimely death following a tragic illness.The heartbreaking tale has been dramatised for a new Disney tear-jerker.With such a sad true story behind the film, it is certainly going to need to be watched with a box of tissues.Sobiech, from Stillwater in Minnesota, rose to fame in 2012 after one of his songs went viral.The schoolboy was just 14-years-old when he was diagnosed with a rare bone cancer known as osteosarcoma.A few years later, doctors told the teenager that his cancer was terminal.But that did not stop his ambitions and he decided to write songs to say goodbye to

Guy Lodge Film CriticYou have to hand it to “Clouds,” the latest wholesome YA drama to premiere on the Disney Plus platform: There has never been, and probably never will be, another teen movie to pay such repeated tribute to Mary Oliver. A line from the late American poet’s “The Summer Day” — “Tell me, what is it you plan to do/With your one wild and precious life?” — is quoted multiple times in director Justin Baldoni’s sweet, smoothed-over biopic of teenage singer-songwriter Zach Sobiech, who died aged 18 of cancer, shortly after scoring the viral folk-pop hit that lends the film its title.

— Disney+'s upcoming film about Zach Sobiech, an aspiring musician who was diagnosed with a rare bone cancer his senior year of high school — didn't just want to make a movie about his life. They wanted to capture his essence onscreen.«I think when you make a movie about a real person — in this case, a 17-year-old processing his impending death — I think it's really important to honor the story by having as much of their physical lives present in the movie,» says director Justin Baldoni in a behind-the-scenes featurette debuting exclusively on ET.

Nicholas White What started out pre-COVID-19 as a Warner Bros. theatrical teen inspirational drama, “Clouds,” became an early-acquisition feature film for Disney Plus, which begins streaming the movie on Oct.

Justin Baldoni tells ET. Now, he's hoping Zach Sobiech's story will change yours, too: tells the inspiring true story of the 17-year-old musician as he navigates his senior year of high school, first love and being diagnosed with a rare bone cancer.

Clouds, the upcoming movie from director Justin Baldoni and starring Sabrina Carpenter, will go directly to Disney+ instead of getting a theatrical release.

Disney+ has picked up Clouds, the inspirational teen drama that stars relative newcomer Fin Argus, former Disney Channel star Sabrina Carpenter and Annabelle Comes Home star Madison Iseman. The movie, which wrapped shooting in Montreal earlier this year, was acquired from Warner Bros., where it was produced by studio-based producer Andrew Lazar and his Mad Chance banner.

By Anthony D'Alessandro