amount of praise. there's a rave review in "the new york times" about how human he seems. there's been criticism because we see oscar grant falling back into dealing drugs, being deceitful with his girlfriend and mom. how it you navigate portraying someone who isn't here anymore, making them as human as possible. >> i think if you talk to anybody, you know what i mean, you'll find many many the relationships closest to him. for oscar, relationship with three women in his wife, with his mom, girlfriend and his daughter. oscar was dealing with a lot. dealing with a lot of internal struggles. dealing with a lot of issues in his life. if we ignored those things, it would have been a tragic thing. those things he was dealing with affected the people he loved. every single human being has pluses and minus. we all have struggles we deal with. humanity exists in a gray area. it doesn't exist in black and white. too often people like oscar are only shown in the media in one way. >> do you feel that that's the case -- obviously this is now happening with this tragic coincidence of this film that's coming out as we await the