Sean Fennessey

If you don't want to do it, don't do it.

Quite literally how I feel.

And I understand that.

But there is something specifically, even with this new experience that I'm having,

where when something is published, it's tremendously gratifying in a way that this can't be, in a way that other stuff I do professionally can't be.

Okay.

So I'm liking that part of it.

Which is kind of how I felt, you know, when I was writing in 2006.

Part of the Mosquito Coast thinking is like, this is something I can do from the Mosquito Coast.

You know what I mean?

I don't need anything else to do that.

Maybe not, but I have 5,000 movies at home.

Have you considered that?

Wow, no spoilers.

Yeah.

Okay, let's go to my conversation now with Chandler Levesque.

For the very first time, Chandler LeBac is here with not one but two feature films.

We're going to talk about both of them.

But I watched Mile and Kicks first because I am also a recovering music journalist.

And this is a very interesting, sometimes very sad story.