Interview with They Die By Dawn director Jeymes Samuel!!!

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Not only does he discuss the casting process of the film he also gives a history lesson  on Blacks in the Wild Wild West!!  Knowing that Jeymes Samuel did research into the time period makes me even more excited!!

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