Sasquatch Family's Emotional Survival Story in 'Sasquatch Sunset'

A new video has been making the rounds on YouTube, featuring an interview with Nathan Zellner, co-director of the film "Sasquatch Sunset." The movie offers a unique perspective on the legendary creature, as it is told from the Sasquatch's point of view. In the interview, Zellner discusses how he and his brother pitched the film to producers, explaining that it's a survival story about a family of Sasquatch. He mentions that the film shows all aspects of their lives, including the mundane tasks of foraging and eating, as well as more extreme activities. Zellner also talks about his fascination with Sasquatch, which began in childhood and was sparked by the famous Patterson-Gimlin footage from the 1970s. One interesting aspect of the film is that it features a human character, played by Riley Keough, who has a powerful and emotional mother-child relationship with one of the Sasquatch. Zellner praises Keough's performance, highlighting her ability to convey the character's thoughts and emotions through her eyes. As a Bigfoot believer and a curator for Squatchable, I found this video to be fascinating and informative. It's always exciting to see new creative takes on the Sasquatch legend, and "Sasquatch Sunset" certainly offers a unique perspective. I encourage all Bigfoot enthusiasts to check out the video and keep an eye out for the film.