Kether Donohue
Kether Donohue, Director
A proud native New Yorker, Kether Donohue has received critical acclaim for her fearless performances in independent film and off-broadway shows. She is also no stranger to television, having been a series regular on the WB sitcom pilot Saving Jason (starring rapper Bow Wow) and guest starred on multiple episodes of Hope & Faith. In 2007, Variety hailed Donohue as making “a powerful impression in a multifaceted role” for her starring role in the indie drama Over the GW (Seventh Art Releasing), which premiered at Slamdance Film Festival and was theatrically released in New York , Los Angeles, and Chicago.
As a major in film at Fordham University , Donohue wrote, directed, and starred in The Babydaddy, which marks her directorial debut. The short film is an autobiographical narrative about the relationship between a sixteen-year-old girl and her ill Vietnam Veteran father.
Official GIFF Selection: The Babydaddy
