From KCRW Santa Monica and KCRW.com, it's The Treatment.

Welcome to the Treatment, the Home Edition.

I'm Elvis Mitchell.

My guest, what can I say about a man who may be the only person on the planet to have played both Soretti Kama and Muddy Waters?

I'm talking to David.

I love it.

David Oyewolo, whose directorial debut is the Water Manor film, which he also co-stars with an incredible cast.

And David, it's a pleasure to have you here finally.

I've talked to you so many other places to get you on my little goofy radio show is a thrill for me.

Thank you for doing this.

Oh, my absolute pleasure.

Elvis, we've known each other so long.

You can't say my last name wrong.

You can't say, oh, yeah, wolo.

It's a yellow-wo. last name wrong. You can't say, oh, yeah, well, it's oh, yeah, loo. Apparently, I can say it quite wrong.

Oh, David, oh, yellow, oh, yes, I can say it quite wrong. You're in good company, though, Elvis. You're in good

company. There's so much to talk to you about here. But one of the things I've got to figure

that's the reason the waterman

attracted you, finally, it's a resurrection story, isn't it? It's not only about literal

resurrection and a ghost story, but it's also the story of a spiritual, familial resurrection, too,

isn't it? Yeah, you know, that's the first time it's been described that way. And,

and of course, you know, leave it to you to see that in the film.

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