ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Episode 17 of ETCH CAST launches our new Movie Club format. Host Philip Gelatt is joined by Morgan Galen King and special guest Skinner — artist and the creative force behind Art Show With Captain Skinner.
This episode centers on two films that inspired Skinner: The Dark Backward (1991) and Unwelcome (2023). The conversation moves through filmmaking, outsider art, creative influences, and the strange paths that shape independent work.
Art Show With Captain Skinner is now streaming.⭐ Early access Mondays on Substack: https://etchstudio.substack.com⭐ Public episodes Fridays on YouTube: https://youtube.com/@etchfilm
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