John Cameron

There you go.

Uh, featuring the work of, of, uh, John Cameron.

Yes.

Thank you.

Now, there was a period of time, like prior to The Hurt Locker, where she didn't necessarily get the credit I believe she deserved.

In some ways, she existed under the shadow of John Cameron because of their relationship, of course.

But if you just look at some of her filmography, okay, The Loveless, followed by Near Dark, Blue Steel, Point Break... now 1995 she released strange days which almost killed her career for a period of time but if you go back and watch strange days which i would suggest everybody do that is a great film that is highly underrated also and then of course with the hurt locker in 2008 she'd become the first woman to win a best director oscar so she has some pedigree that often gets overlooked And when you enter a film like Point Break, which has got so much machismo, there's literally only one proper female character in this film, Tyler, played by Laurie Petty.

And she enters that world, she envelops that world, I would say, and it becomes greater for that reason, I think, also because you get that subtext, you get those layers, you get those... homosocial and homoerotic elements added into it that elevates it above certain material that was coming out roughly the same period of time.

So I'll roll all Ed Edwards out of that one, to be honest.

And yes, his name is John Cameron.

Hmm.

So