Hey everybody, this is Jonathan Watkins, one of the co-hosts of this episode of The Sincast.

I just wanted to give you all a heads up that we had to record this in a little bit of a different

format that we normally do. It was kind of a last minute audible, if you will, and there ended

up being a few technical difficulties or some audio hiccups specifically with Chris's audio track,

and there is a bit of a delay that occasionally you can hear. We did edit around it as best we could,

but some of it still stands. I think you'll still really enjoy the interview. The good thing is

Ivan sounds amazing, the director that we're interviewing of the new movie Sun, which I highly,

highly recommend you check out, and that movie will be available on March 5th, and so without

further ado, here is the interview. Enjoy. I'd find victims for her if I loved her, you know?

Welcome to Sincast, presented by CinemaSense.

All right everybody, welcome to The Sincast. This is Chris Atkinson from CinemaSense,

joined by Jonathan Watkins from CinemaSense. Hello, hello. And today we have a very special guest.

It is writer-director Ivan Kavanaugh, who has written and directed a movie called Sun

that is coming out in theaters, on-demand, and digital March 5th. Welcome, Ivan.

Thank you, very pleased to be here. Yeah, you said you were in Sweden currently?

Yeah, yeah, my wife is Swedish, and we have a place here, so we spent parts of the time in Sweden,

and parts of the time in Ireland, but I think this might be the first year where we spent almost

a four-year here, so I'm testing it out, because we have a five-year-old now, and he's nearing

skill-age, so we have to choose. We can't keep moving back and forth, you know? That's fun.

Yeah, no kidding. Yeah, I'm listening already, you know? I'm one of these people who never

in their entire life listen to Irish traditional music, and ever since I got here, I've been listening

to Irish traditional music all the time, so I think that's the sign I need to go home quick.

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