Sean Fennessey

Yeah, so now what?

Like, these are two very different movies, but obviously they have a tremendous amount of crossover with your point of view.

Is there one path or another that you want to try to pursue?

Are you doing another movie?

Like, what's next?

No, I mean, I relate to you because I think it's very normal to like and want both.

There's like a genre blur going on in all of those movies.

Yeah, that totally makes sense.

I was trying to situate how I like movies and My Island Kicks was making me feel, and it was like a little bit of Mike Lee, a little bit of Albert Brooks.

Wow.

I'll take it.

There's some social discomfort, and you've got this really charismatic but strange person at the center of the movie.

Well, hopefully not as devious, but...

Yeah, I don't know.

I just I think it's I think you have a singular perspective, especially on those movies.

So you should definitely keep pursuing that.

No.

No.

In fact, I was working by, when you were at Spin, I was at Vibe.

And I think we were in the same building.