It looks exciting, Perry.

It's, look, it's a, it's a, w- as a docudrama, it's pretty good.

As a, as a breakdown of the cloak and dagger maneuvers that the journalist, played by Jeremy Allen White, has to go through, uh, playing Jeff Horwitz, who won a Pulitzer Prize in real life for these stories.

How he got the whistleblower, P- uh, Frances Haugen is her real name, played by recent Best Actress winner, Mikey Madison.

Uh, she's, uh, the movie wants to tell both of their stories.

It is both the story about the whistleblower and how they came to do this, and the, what the reporter had to do to get it done.

Uh, you get back to, uh, we, we, you know, you asked the question upfront, so I'm, I'm already back here talking about comparing it to The Social Network, which I, I grant is unfair.

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Yeah.

Uh, it, this...

Look, Lucianne, this is a big swing.

There are people who love Inarritu's work.

Uh, like I said, he's one of the very few directors to have won back to back Best Director Oscars.

I don't know how.

I don't know why.

Well, that's true.

He's in the wilderness in Alaska, where their plane has landed, and it seems like this dog is saving him time after time.

That's basically what's going on, yes.

[laughs] That is, you've established exactly what the film is.

Which is, uh, which is a mark of, of, of, of pride for the people who cut the trailer for this movie.

This is one of the most honest trailers I've seen in a long, long time, in the best way.

If this is the movie you want to see, this is the movie you will get.

Uh, and again, I'm saying this as a compliment, that's, that's a, that's a plus.

Who, who are the other two humans, and what is their role in this?