Pushkin.

I don't have. I don't have another reality at that time. I was so immersed in making this

I is hard to explain I did not have I have not really taxed my mother back. I don't have my best friend in New York, so I try and decide it's over the friendship of it because you never talked to us and it was extreme. So when your whole reality is to move to this place called Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota and you're there to make a film you just have to do it because otherwise you have to start over your life.

That was Chloe Jo, Jow, I'm Francisco, and this is Talk Easy.

Welcome to the show. So, Director Chloe Joe Jo has had many lives in many different places. She was born and raised in Beijing, did high school in London, then

she moved to America and went to a college in Massachusetts eventually ending up at a

graduate program at NYU.

Now, after the success of her debut film songs my brother taught me,

she's back with a feature called The Rider.

The film opens with bad news. She's back with a feature called The Rider.

The film opens with bad news when Brady, a young Laconic cowboy,

is told he can no longer compete in the rodeo circuit.

Here's a bit from the trailer. No more riding, no more rodeos. If you don't stop,

your seizures are going to get worse. I had to sell Gus Brady.

I can't sell him Gus.

It's not like you can ride anymore.

You seen Lane Lane?

You see Lane? Remember when he went three for three in a cool junction?

You want it?

Yeah, that was a good night for Lane. There you go. Sometimes dreams

aren't meant to be. Who's this? That's Apollo. Wow that's Apollo. Wow that's amazing. A horse that never had nobody on his back before.

Where are you going with that?

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