Mo Amir

I do.

I have a very dear friend.

We're just six months in.

Nice.

The family.

Excuse my ignorance, but why can't she go back?

Well, the good news is, it seems like the light at the end of the tunnel shouldn't say good news, but it feels like you can still retain your lands and ownership of lands and

that can still be there and then yes eventually when it turns around you can just go home right yes eventually yes that's it's it's different in that situation where like you know in palestine is who knows what happens i mean yeah turn it into the speech resort i mean it's like it's crazy yeah it's disgusting yeah it's happening they're bulldozing and clearing it out right now there's no intention yeah i just saw it today this morning they're like

Bulldozing all the rubble and everything.

It's clearly, it's very, very clear that the intention was to decimate, move them all out, put them in tents, you know, refugee, kill whoever you can, that's fine.

Hospitals, churches, mosques, libraries, it doesn't matter, decimate, eliminate history, you know, and then you can just...

You know, rebuild on dead people like that's crazy.

It's fucking bananas.

I just feel like making something that's timely and timeless.

And that's like talking about legacy and what you leave behind.

It takes us back to what I was saying there.

And I think it's really important to do so.

And I am looking forward to this next phase as well and just trying to see what I come up with right next that can maybe just find some kind of happiness and fun in it again because it's just been super, super heavy.

And I think just going to pure filmmaking and just doing something dope and funny and

thoughtful still subversive but uh in a different direction than i did before for sure like just in this phase of like reinventing yeah myself in a way it's like i gotta put a smile on my face yeah you're a dad now there's a lot of material there yeah you would think but the guy doesn't like me he doesn't want me