Casey Walker

Yeah, like you mentioned, The Cycle, there's also another, Itaqwa, which is, takes place during the fur trade in the Canadian wilderness with some indigenous people, folklore mixed in, creature.

Um, Casey Walker, who's, was in, who was the star of In a Violent Nature, he directed this.

He's coming out.

Um, excited to have him.

We'll talk a non-spoiler review.

And I think Alan saw The Stunt Driver, plus an interview with, uh, filmmaker Casey Walker about his movie Ithakaa.

Hopefully I pronounced it right.

Let's get Alan in here as we start the show.

We are going to talk about You Can See Everything, that documentary.

Alan and I will review Musk.

But we like to talk to indie filmmakers on this show, and we have Ithaca filmmaker Casey Walker here talk to us about his new movie.

He just got back from a big film festival.

It is a great-looking film.

And joining us today here on CinemaFile is the director, co-writer, and producer or co-producer of Etaqua, and that would be Casey Walker.

Casey, welcome to CinemaFile.

Thanks for having me.

I think there was one day in the entire setup where we didn't have stunts, special effects, prosthetic effects, full, some sort of digital capture, and no less than five actors in every scene.

Every day was the biggest day on one of my other movies.

By the way, I want to remind our listeners we're speaking with Casey Walker.

The film is called Itakwa, and he is the director, co-writer, co-producer, man about town of this wonderful film.

I'm Nasty Neil.

I'm joined by director Casey Walker of Ithaca.

It's good to have you here.

I'm going to correct you there, Neil.

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