But it was Liam that said, let's bring it off and I'll let you finish the why of that.

Yeah.

I mean, that's a brilliant point, Ward, that you make there.

And it's like one thing that we really want to embrace.

Like Scott mentioned, me and Scott are from very working class backgrounds.

We're very proud of that as well.

We're working class filmmakers and working class in this industry.

That was the big part of the film that I really focused on.

Do you think the grieving process is different for you because of the nature of how your dad passed?

It's got to be.

I think it's got to be.

I think there's going to be a different grieving process depending on how you lose someone, who you lose, what age you are.

I lost my grandpa when I was 20, I think.

Completely different.

I loved my grandpa so much.

But then within quite a short space of time, you faced further trauma.