Castille Landon

Castille Landon Rath, born on October 2, 1991, is a renowned American actress and filmmaker. Known for her body of work that spans genres, she has notably directed the films 'Fear of Rain', 'After We Fell', 'After Ever Happy', and 'After Everything'. Born in Bradenton, Florida, Castille first broke into the industry as an actress, taking on small roles in television series like 'Ghost Whisperer' and 'Tell Me You Love Me'. Her big-screen debut came in the form of a supporting role in the 2013 comedy film 'Ass Backwards', followed by appearances in 'X/Y', 'Among Ravens' and 'Sex Ed'. In 2016, she showcased her abilities as a writer and director, making her mark on the fantasy film 'Albion: The Enchanted Stallion' where she worked alongside esteemed actors like Jennifer Morrison, Stephen Dorff, and Debra Messing. The next year, she helmed a family drama 'Apple of My Eye'. Castille directed 'After We Fell' and 'After Ever Happy' in 2020, following up with 'After Everything' in 2023; the latter announced as the final chapter of the franchise by Voltage Pictures. She also made a significant impact as the director and writer of the 2021 psychological thriller, 'Fear of Rain'. Her portfolio further extends to the world of sports drama with 'Perfect Addiction' and comedy with 'Summer Camp' released in May 2024.