Sarah Flannery
Sarah Flannery was born in Walnut Creek, CA. She is the middle child of Henry Kalweit, a financial advisor and writer and Rosemary Travia, a nurse and painter. Her ancestry is Italian (mother) and German/Irish (father). Flannery is her father's mother's maiden name. She was a competitive figure skater for 15 years as well as a competitive gymnast. She graduated from San Ramon High School in Danville and after multiple knee surgeries, put away her skates. She went to UCLA Theatre School and is a part of The Actors Studio in Los Angeles.
Though an athlete her whole life, she was always drawn to theatre and music. Her mother would bring her to audition at local repertory theaters in between ice skating and gymnastics practices. She grew up performing in these theaters as well as in the choir. Sarah is also a singer/songwriter and a second degree black belt in Shaolin Kenpo.
Movies
3.8
- Jan 16, 2016
- English
The desert can be an unforgiving place. By day, the temperatures soar past the century mark, hot enough to drop a man in his tracks, and by night they plummet low enough to freeze the life out of him. It is filled with wildlife, feral and deadly. It is not a place where you want to get lost. Unfortunately, Todd and Josh and their friends have done exactly that. On their way to a ski trip, the group of teens and the pair of hitchhikers they've picked up, have taken a wrong turn and find themselves miles from anything resembling civilization. It's often said that the snakes, scorpions, coyotes, spiders and all that live in the desert are more afraid of humans than the humans are of them. But in this case, there is good reason for these people to be more than just scared. In this particular stretch of the California desert, there's one wild creature that does not fear man. A very large and fierce creature that craves their flesh. It's strong. It's primal. It's relentless. And it's hungry.