Mm-hmm.

And, mm, and also I've had the experience of people who just read the synopsis or read a, a paragraph summary of the project saying that they have gotten something out of even that too, even if they, they, they don't see the film.

I know in, in London, uh, for example, a really lovely set of queer twins we spoke with who didn't get to see the film had a very emotional response because they r- had recently had a trans loved one die by suicide, and we ended up spending a lot of the evening with them.

Or also in London, actually, there was one screening in particular where someone was very audibly exper- was very audibly experiencing emotions in the last 15 minutes, and when I spoke with that person afterwards, they also said thank you, and they were also like, "I'm arriving to this as a, a trans person from the US, from home, and feeling so strongly about this in a way that I didn't even realize." Like-

Mm

... that's was very striking to me 'cause at that point we hadn't played in the US yet, and, um, as of this very moment of this very conversation, we still haven't played in the US.

So it's, um, I'm very curious and, and eager to see what it's like for people at home to, to feel this and to hold this, knowing that was the response abroad.

I think the last example I'll give, which is to say, like, there's just so many examples, which, which, um ...