time around. I wonder, what do you want people to take away from the film? I mean you've made a rockumentary, certainly, but it's not atypical. It's not a sex, drugs and rock 'n' roll story. And I think people don't necessarily need to come into it as fans of Jason or of the music because it is such a human story. What are you hoping the audience will take from it? Well...I really made the film for people that had never heard of Jason before and who, perhaps, don't even like that kind of music even HATE that kind of music but would like the film. I really like documentaries like that; that seem to be about one thing but actually they're about something totally different and the thing you think it's about is just the platform that all these other human things play on. I guess what I want people to take away from it is just to be inspired in some way. I mean I can't really ask anyone to take something away but I think if they walk out feeling maybe a little bit inspired by Jason's story. That, just because life gives you one of the worst hands it can give you, you still find a way to love and to continue doing what you love. One thing people always said in interviews, when I was making the film, was "Oh man when I'm at home and I think -- oh man this terrible thing