Behind the Film: Road to Everywhere with Michael Paradies Shoob and Joe Mealey
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On this episode of Indie Film Weekly, Glen Reynolds and Jason Connell speak with writer/director Michael Paradies Shoob and producer and story collaborator Joe Mealey about their new indie film, Road to Everywhere.
The film follows Los Angeles cab driver Jason Skyler as he takes Jake, a casino dealer returning to the Navajo Nation after 30 years, on a long-distance journey to see his grandson compete in a Native American rodeo.
Shoob and Mealey met at AFI and previously made the 1996 cab-driver ensemble Driven, which was shot and edited on film. They discuss returning to that…
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