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EPISODE · Nov 24, 2025 · 35 MIN

Actor Yoshi Barrigas Discusses the Mockumentary REMI MILLIGAN: LOST DIRECTOR

from Bond on Cinema · host Ward W. Bond

Yoshi Barrigas is an American actor and musician recognized for his work in television and film. He gained international attention for his portrayal of Philip the Apostle in the globally acclaimed series The Chosen. Yoshi made his Hollywood debut on The Big Bang Theory and has appeared in Criminal Minds, Six, and played the lead role in the feature film Forty-Seven Days with Jesus (2024).  He has worked alongside industry veterans including Brad Pitt and Walton Goggins. Going by the name YŌSH, Barrigas writes, produces and performs music, blending cinematic emotion with a distinct alternative sound. He stars in the new film documentary, Remi Milligan: Lost Director that explores the life of Remi Milligan, a filmmaker known for genre-defying, cult films. It delves into his unique style, the toll on his personal life, and the mystery of his 2006 disappearance. Ladies and gentlemen,  Remi Milligan: Lost Director is an in-depth documentary that explores the life and work of Remi Milligan, an underground filmmaker whose eccentric vision and low-budget productions left an indelible mark on the fringes of cinema.  Remi Milligan became a controversial figure in the world of independent filmmaking, known for his provocative themes and boundary-pushing storytelling. His films, which often delved into schlocky horror and sleazy genre territory, were produced on shoestring budgets yet managed to capture the imaginations of a growing cult following.  Movies like Killer Pencil and Satsuman might not have made it to the mainstream, but they became beloved among niche audiences for their raw, audacious creativity and unapologetic defiance of conventional cinematic standards. The documentary features exclusive interviews with Milligan's closest family members, friends, and collaborators, each offering unique insights into the man behind the camera.  Through their accounts, viewers gain a deeper understanding of Milligan's relentless passion for filmmaking and the toll it took on his personal life. His health and relationships suffered greatly as he became consumed by his projects, often working in isolation and rejecting more commercial avenues in favor of staying true to his controversial vision. In addition to exploring his filmography, Remi Milligan: Lost Director investigates the circumstances surrounding his mysterious disappearance in 2006.  #cultfilms #remimilligan #mockumentary #documentary #film #cinema #filmmaker #filmmaking #filmdirector #filmproduction #animation #filmography #bondoncinema

Yoshi Barrigas is an American actor and musician recognized for his work in television and film. He gained international attention for his portrayal of Philip the Apostle in the globally acclaimed series The Chosen. Yoshi made his Hollywood debut on The Big Bang Theory and has appeared in Criminal Minds, Six, and played the lead role in the feature film Forty-Seven Days with Jesus (2024).  He has worked alongside industry veterans including Brad Pitt and Walton Goggins. Going by the name YŌSH, Barrigas writes, produces and performs music, blending cinematic emotion with a distinct alternative sound. He stars in the new film documentary, Remi Milligan: Lost Director that explores the life of Remi Milligan, a filmmaker known for genre-defying, cult films. It delves into his unique style, the toll on his personal life, and the mystery of his 2006 disappearance. Ladies and gentlemen,  Remi Milligan: Lost Director is an in-depth documentary that explores the life and work of Remi Milligan, an underground filmmaker whose eccentric vision and low-budget productions left an indelible mark on the fringes of cinema.  Remi Milligan became a controversial figure in the world of independent filmmaking, known for his provocative themes and boundary-pushing storytelling. His films, which often delved into schlocky horror and sleazy genre territory, were produced on shoestring budgets yet managed to capture the imaginations of a growing cult following.  Movies like Killer Pencil and Satsuman might not have made it to the mainstream, but they became beloved among niche audiences for their raw, audacious creativity and unapologetic defiance of conventional cinematic standards. The documentary features exclusive interviews with Milligan's closest family members, friends, and collaborators, each offering unique insights into the man behind the camera.  Through their accounts, viewers gain a deeper understanding of Milligan's relentless passion for filmmaking and the toll it took on his personal life. His health and relationships suffered greatly as he became consumed by his projects, often working in isolation and rejecting more commercial avenues in favor of staying true to his controversial vision. In addition to exploring his filmography, Remi Milligan: Lost Director investigates the circumstances surrounding his mysterious disappearance in 2006.  #cultfilms #remimilligan #mockumentary #documentary #film #cinema #filmmaker #filmmaking #filmdirector #filmproduction #animation #filmography #bondoncinema

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