Katz, 36, is originally from Portland, Ore., and after emerging with two well-received micro-budget features, 2006’s “Dance Party USA” and 2007’s “Quiet City,” he first stepped into genre territory with the slacker detective sibling mystery “Cold Weather” in 2010. His next film, “Land Ho!” was a road comedy set in Iceland co-directed with Martha Stephens. After moving to Los Angeles in late 2012, he began working on the script that would become “Gemini” as a tribute to the city as he was exploring its lesser-seen corners.
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