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Please welcome, Amanda Stanburg.

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Welcome to the show. Thank you.

And congratulations on a stellar film that is touching people,

it's inspiring people.

I mean, I saw people cry in the cinema at the end of the film

because it really is gripping.

For those who haven't seen the trailers or know nothing,

I won't spoil the movie, but I'll tell you the plot.

It's a story of a young girl play by yourself

who is friends with a young boy who gets shot at a police stop,

a story that we're all too familiar with.

And that's just really the beginning of the story.

Before we even get into the story itself, I have to ask,

is there a difficulty that comes with playing a character

or telling a story about something that's happening now all the time?

Yeah, I mean, I think there was kind of a deeper sense of responsibility

with the way that we approached it and knowing that we had to reflect events

that were real.

And so we had to commit ourselves as well as we could to it in order to

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