You are listening to The Next Best Picture podcast, and this is Nadia Dalamonte's interview

with the writer, director, and producer for the film East of Wall, Cape Beercroft,

and the film stars Tabitha and Porschea Zimiga.

You know what today is, right?

Yeah, I know what today is.

John, he taught me how to ride.

I mean, really ride.

Horsha! Get Horsha!

She's fast!

She knows everything about horses.

She won't even try to ride anymore, not since it happened.

Now she's got all these kids living out there. Jassy! Horses are worth a hell of a lot more than what you got for them. But I got a lot of mouths to feed, so. My wife thinks she's a witch. Gumber tells me you've been selling horses on TikTok or something. But y'all ain't making the sales. I want to buy this 3,000 acres. Hello. Hi, how are you? I'm well. How are you all doing? Good. I'm Nadia with Next Best Picture. It's great to meet you all. Good to meet you. Yes, very good to meet you. Yeah. Well, firstly, congratulations on East of Wall. It's a really brilliant film. Thank you so much. Yeah, it's a really great story of

resilience and badass rodeo queens and grits. And I really think it is independent filmmaking

it's very best. And given how tough it is to make independent films, I imagine this must have been an incredibly

rewarding experience for all of you when the film reached an audience. And I wanted to start by

asking about the Sundance premiere earlier this year. What was that experience like for the three of you?

I mean, just to get into Sundance, such a dream, let alone win the audience award after.

It's, you know, Sundance is such an amazing organization, so very dreamy.

And it was also their first time watching the film was at the premiere at Sundance.

It was like 600 other people, and they all made us feel so loved. It was

really awesome. Yeah, it was really, really magical. It was. Yeah, if there's a word for it,

if it is. Out of body experience for sure. Yeah, that's really amazing. And I kind of speak to the

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