“WARM BLOOD weaves jagged textures of old photos, scrawled letters found in the trash, interviews done in the midnight gloom under bridges, fake news broadcasts and random audio samples together to create a raw, evocative portrait of an underseen American underclass.”

Host Flick Ford interviews skate filmmaker Rick Charnoski about his first feature length directorial debut WARM BLOOD which is one of the international films screening at MIFF! Co-written by Australian filmmaker Amiel Courtin-Wilson and James Hewison, the film tells the story of a teenage vagabond on the fringes of 1980s California.