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Their may or may not be drunken cannibals out in the middle of the alcohol.

That's a whole other side story. That's for the people, right?

He gave voice too.

Welcome to Sincast, presented by CinemaSense.

All right, everybody. Welcome to The Sincast. This is Chris Atkinson from CinemaSense, joined by Jonathan Watkins.

Hello, hello.

And today we have a very special guest. It is director and co-writer of a movie called E.K. Boys, Eric McEver, Eric. Welcome.

Hi.

Hi.

It's an honor to be here.

Oh, well, yeah. We love talking to filmmakers, and you're probably one of our first who has a movie at a festival, but maybe you don't have distribution yet, right?

All kinds of things are in works at the moment. So I feel like if you ask me, I'm 90% sure that if you were to ask me that question in a few days or a few weeks, I would have a very detailed answer.

But at the moment, the answer is TVA.

TVA.

All right.

That's awesome.

The movie has just played and was by the time we get this recording out, it will have just played fantastic fast in Austin, Texas.

When you showed, when you were standing in and watching this with an audience, how did it go?

Well, it was a really, I guess the feeling, I would describe as validation, because this is a film that was creative.

It was a real swing for the fences in that I knew there was a version of this film that would be cute and joky and ironic and too cool for school.

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