yeah, yeah. does that feel like, i mean, i know you're obviously very behind she said, because you've commissioned it, but did that does that feel like a really appropriate moment to, you know, make this film and, kind of, let people have a final say about what happened? i do, the film is incredibly powerful. i mean, you know, the article was powerful, the book was powerful, and the film, i think, is a really nice addition and a way for people to interact with the story. and look, it's about heroism across the board, both from a journalistic standpoint, and also on behalf of the survivors who came forward. and you mentioned another film that you backed early on, straight 0utta compton, which was hailed as a surprise hit — i'm sure you weren't surprised by that. but have you always been driven by the desire to improve representation, whether that's around women or people of diverse backgrounds? yeah, and again, you know, i did it innately, really, you know, back in early in my career, i worked