Noli Mollakuqe

Noli Mollakuqe was born on June 11th, 1984 in Gjakove-Kosovo, Europe. In 2006 Noli Mollakuqe co-founded Radical Comics. Radical was the driving force behind the films "Oblivion," with Tom Cruise, and "Hercules" with Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson. Both movies combined have grossed over half a billion dollars internationally and were based on Radical's comic book series. At a young age, Noli migrated to Switzerland. He studied in Switzerland and is fluent in Albanian, Turkish, German and English. Combined with his deep love for movies and passion for learning filmmaking at 16 he left all he had ever known to complete his English studies in Louisiana. With his mind and heart set at 18, he made his way on to Hollywood to learn filmmaking from some of the Industries top talent. He started his journey as an executive assistant to one of the Actors on the ABC show Less than Perfect. That is where he spent 2 years learning, meeting people and building relationships in the Entertainment industry. In 2020 He started his own Production Company called Peace Pictures to help make films that inspire people.