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An aging artist wrestles with the weight of his legacy and the fractured identities he’s created to survive. As he confronts his art, his past, and the trauma he's long ignored, a deeper question emerges: What does it truly mean to be an artist? From the small town of Pauls Valley, OK — where he’s a local legend — he grapples with being both revered and isolated. There, he is king, but at what cost?
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00:13He's definitely the most creative, talented person I've ever met.
00:17He's famous. Everybody knows him. Most people love him. Many people are jealous of him.
00:25They know he's different.
00:28To do what he does, you have to be different.
00:31He's just one of those people you just instantly like.
00:34He's really made a difference in a lot of people's lives.
00:38The idea of it is just so weird.
00:40You're watching people invent a movie soundtrack for a movie that does not exist, never will exist, and no one's
00:46ever heard of till that night.
00:48He's too creative for a lot of people around here.
00:52Art's what he is. He's art.
00:57That's Kevin, 24-7.
01:01It's a gallery that represents five different artists, but they're all me.
01:06All of these artists have a background. They have a backstory.
01:09They write their own artist statement and everything.
01:13And then there's me. I just paint and create. All the time.
01:38I don't know what he does for a living. That's kind of a hobby for him.
01:42All the time.
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