Saskia Chana will play Leila's best friend Deniz Saskia is an actress best known for Lives at Random: An Uncomfortable Truth. She will play Deniz in The Bisexual, who is the leading role Leila's ...

Though its characters — notably including Saskia Chana as Leila’s deadpan, caustic friend Deniz and new roommate Gabe (Brian Gleeson), a novelist and college professor who is sleeping with one ...

In one standout episode, Deniz (the terrifically deadpan Saskia Chana) — a butch lesbian who lives with her immigrant parents and works behind the counter at the convenience store they own ...

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Portugal hopes to build on forthcoming Terry Gilliam film The Man Who Killed Don Quixote with a new program that offers up to €4M (US$3.5M) per film and TV project. The country is offering the ...

All3media International has signed major pre-sales for “The Bisexual,” its six-part series co-written and directed by Iranian-American filmmaker Desiree Akhavan (“The Miseducation of Cameron ...

The series also stars Jai Hollis (Ruth & Safiya), Saskia Chana (The Bisexual), Jessie Mae Alonzo (Little Joe), Vahid Gold (Emerald City) and Foad. It is commissioned for UKTV by Sarah Asante, ...

Maxine Peake plays girlfriend Sadie while Brian Gleeson stars as Gabe. Saskia Chana plays best friend Deniz.

He’s quite neurotic.” Other cast members include Saskia Chana, Eva Birthistle, Michelle Guillot, John Dalgliesh, Naomi Ackie and Niamh Algar.

While black is usually a safe, classic choice, British actress Saskia Chana looked anything but safe in a sheer modern jumpsuit.

She will play Deniz in The Bisexual, who is the leading role Leila's best friend. Saskia is fairly new in the industry, with The Bisexual being one of her first big projects.

All3media International has signed major pre-sales for “The Bisexual,” its six-part series co-written and directed by Iranian-American filmmaker Desiree Akhavan (“The Miseducation of Cameron ...