Gabe Polsky

Yeah.

I don't want to laugh at his brother.

Yeah.

And so he, his parents had to go basically take care of his brother.

So he was left kind of on his own at 12 years old.

And so what he decided to do was join the carnival.

And there he kind of met all these freaks and married a prostitute, which isn't in the film, but, and, and, and then.

I swear to God.

It's mythical.

It's like Forrest Gump.

It's like Z-Leg.

It's like the guy has literally done everything.

Yeah.

He's.

And so, yeah, I, I just felt like him alone was,

as a character study, I don't know if you, you sort of like character study of movies or documentaries, you know, just a fat, just him alone I knew would be kind of fascinating.

And then on top of that, you've got this whole prophecy, you've got, you know, indigenous, you know, going into this sort of indigenous world that, you know, most people have no idea about, you know, and learning about, you know, their wisdom and connection and all that.

And then having this guy kind of fulfill this prophecy, it's just like,

The strangest story I've ever heard.

Yeah, well, everyone is different.