On this episode of Cinema Yugen, Andrew David Barker steps into the light: a filmmaker who crafts characters and atmospheres that linger long after the credits. From the haunting micro‑budget horror House on Lidderman Street to the upcoming The Wilding and Improper Bastards, Barker’s creative life is a series of bold, surprising turns — a blend of grit, humour and cinematic imagination.

Join Kent Hill for a warm, unguarded conversation that moves from voice‑over memories and Clint Eastwood’s single‑take ethic to the ritual of writing fast, outrunning doubt, and the intoxicating zone when a movie comes alive on the page. Pour a tea or a pint and listen as Barker lays bare the messy, joyous alchemy of making films — the failures, the slow burns, and the moments that make it all worth it.

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