Blayne Alexander

I mean, they really were kind of like the heart and soul of the story.

I loved your interviews with them.

They were just so caring, so genuine.

I could see that.

I wonder if you could just kind of tell us more about your interviews with them, like any behind the scenes, just kind of what was it like sitting down across from them?

is Alice, right?

The family's journey across Taiwan, Josephine's journey, like what they saw, what they learned, where they went.

That was just fascinating to see.

There was a scene where you were there and this notion of yelling out into the abyss, come home, Alice, and then saying it in Mandarin.

Oh, it just – I got chills.

I was almost moved to tears when she started crying, like –

What a powerful moment to be able to just kind of show their pain in the midst of being this dogged pursuit.

I mean, they were doing all of this while wading through some really tough emotional waters.

Just how do you find the person despite your best efforts, despite doing everything that you possibly can?

And you could feel that.

I could feel that, that helplessness, but also the desperation of just like, ah, something.

Will something happen?

Will something work?

Okay.

Okay.