The Pulse of Entertainment: Film Director Mann Robinson Releases ‘Georgia Peach' starring Jasmine Burke,
Cocoa Brown and Cameo by Karyn White
by Dr. Eunice Moseley
(February 13, 2026) - "She's playing me," said Presidential
Lifetime Achievement Award winning film director Mann Robinson about actress Jasmine Burke ("Saints
& Sinners") who stars in his latest film released today (February 13, 2026) called Georgia Peach.
"Not my whole entire life...35-40%. She wanted to do levels."
Jasmine is not only the lead actress in Georgia
Peach, but she co-produced it with Mann. The story line follows a former alcoholic, their struggles and triumphs. Jasmine
plays Jannie Salisburty, a nurse who has three years of being sober. Then a dream type opportunity comes that threatens to
"push her off the wagon."
"She wanted to make a film on substance abuse. I said alcohol," Mann continued.
"I wanted to make sure it was not boring. So, I made a female lead with talent."

"Jasmine....I
had seen what she has done, and she saw what I've done," Robinson added when I asked why he picked to work with her.
Aside from
Jasmine Burke starring in Georgia Peach, there is Cocoa Brown (BET's "Comic View"), Teresa Celeste
(Fight Night...") and a cameo appearance by Karyn White ("Super Woman"). Robinson recently held a red-carpet
film premiere in Georgia for the film and released it on Apple TV and Amazon Prime today (February 13th).
Jasmine also sings the
title track, "Georgia Peach," from the soundtrack for Georgia Peach. The single was released February 6th. I asked
Mann about her vocal talent.
"She's both (a singer and an actress). She produced
it with me as well. It's a country type of song," he said.
"I wasn't nervous," Mann said to me when I asked because his
red-carpet premiere was the next day. "I hold these quit often. I have just released another project on Amazon Prime
today, ‘Turnt AF' a TV series...and lots of others."
"I want to tell young
people...we don't have to drink or get high. So, I wrote the script to tell the truth. I experienced some of the things that
are in the script," he said. "I also wrote a book about being sober."
I asked Mann Robinson where the title of his
film came from and he said, "It's a name that doesn't say I was a drunk. A Georgia peach is like a crown of Georgia."
Robinson said one day he just decided to stop drinking. He has been 15 years sober. Other
film credits of the "artist" include the thriller Sebastian, Super Turnt, On Ten, and Broad Day."
"I was a successful entrepreneur while drinking," he said. "A computer
store. In 2010...I picked up the camera. I used to rap too back in the day! I'm artistic. I can draw too. When films got digital
it was a no-brainer. A guy traded in an electronic camera...I played with it. I still have it! Camera's use to cost a million,
then 100,000..."
Robinson picked up the camera and put down the bottle to go from one type of success to another. Amazing
filmmaker as is his projects. Georgia Peach, not at Apple TV and Amazon Prime. www.MannRobinson.com www.MannRobinsonDistribution.com
SYNDICATED
COLUMNIST: Dr. Eunice Moseley has
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