Old King

In "Old King," set in the summer of 1976, Duane Oshun attempts to start anew in a remote Montana town filled with unsettling events. As he takes on logging work and builds a cabin near his reclusive neighbor, Ted Kaczynski, their shared admiration for the valley’s old-growth forest becomes overshadowed by Kaczynski's increasingly violent grievances against modern society. The narrative unfolds over two decades, exploring themes of environmentalism, the impact of technology, and the innate violence simmering in the backdrop of their lives. Maxim Loskutoff's gripping storytelling establishes him as a significant voice of the American West.