And does something also daring like briska and it places um fictional canadian characters inside a real political strategy in the philippines but you're blending documentary scripted um you know within the same film what does fiction give a political documentary that a straight doc also can kind of similar what i was asking briska and how did you convince your collaborators that it would work

So the two Canadian collaborators, they're comedians, improvisers who are in the film you're referring to.

I've been working with them for about 10 years.

So we just had a level of trust.

And to be honest, we trusted each other.

And I don't know if we knew it would work.

But we trusted each other for the folks in the Philippines.

yours.

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If you've got a dishwasher in your home, you've got a robotic roommate who refuses to finish his chores.

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