The interview with the Nelms Brothers, Ian and Eshom Nelms, focuses on their film Red Right Hand, a Southern-fried thriller with 70s throwback and neo-noir elements. They discussed how the project came to them, their excitement about casting Orlando Bloom in a key role, and their interaction with him, including stories about his experiences on Lord of the Rings and Pirates of the Caribbean [00:03-01:37]. The Nelms Brothers also talked about the challenges and rewards of independent filmmaking, highlighting the importance of tax incentives and the flexibility required in location selection [03:16-06:01]. They answered questions from viewers, sharing insights into their creative process, the significance of the film’s title, and their collaborative dynamic as brothers and co-directors. The conversation included anecdotes about working with actors like Mel Gibson and Andy McDowell, emphasizing the importance of understanding and capturing the right tone for their characters [06:14-19:02]. They concluded by discussing their appreciation for the collaborative family atmosphere on set. They teased their upcoming project, Minuteman, hinting at its thematic connection to “Smalltown Crime” without giving too much away [19:02-25:57].
