Surviving Biafra: The War We Still Don’t Talk About

Um, I was gonna s- ask, other than Grandpa, like, overall, um, reception, um, did the overall documentary come out the exact way you guys intended? Was the reception what you were expecting or maybe not? How do you guys feel about, you know, the life that the documentary has taken now?

I would say, you know, in terms of did it come out the exact way we intended, um, I mean, I would, I would think, you know, mostly the, mostly.

The only difference is that, you know, we had a runtime that we had to, we have a runtime that we had to respect, you know.

There's 75 minutes.

It's a very complex story.

You know- ... there's many people whose stories are yet to be told.

That's why it's just from a survivor's perspective.

Mm.

So again, you know, as we always have, we've urged people whose elders are still alive to record these stories, and let's get them online, and, you know, let's, let's, let's go create more because, you know, these are a select few people who are in this documentary that is only 75 minutes long.

If it could be longer, you know, we would, it would, the story could be even a little bit more robust, you know, and everything-

Mm

... every single detail could be in there.

So I guess, you know, that's the only, you know, the only thing, um, um, that, you know, I wasn't not necessarily happy with, but in a sense I, I would've been happier if we could've gone just a little bit longer.

But that's okay, you know.

I mean, you win some-

Yeah

... you lose some in that sense.

But, uh-

Yeah

If you want to do a part two-

Like, I feel like we got, you know-- Yeah, yeah, and the part two would be nice, but I feel like we got, you know, 90, 95% even of, of what we wanted in there, and, um, you know, I'm very happy with that.

I hope you find investors.

If you are raising that part two, we can talk about it on the side.

Yeah.

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