out. But, then again, his music is so great that it's timeless. You know you have twelve, thirteen, fourteen year old kids that are getting into his music now -- twenty/thirty years later -- so I think that's really the appeal. We see these incredible home movies and these amazingly intimate family moments in the film. I mean we see the footage of Jason when he was young -- becoming the virtuoso. How important was it for you, and for the film, to have that sort of access? It is such a collaboration -- and the family are so closely intertwined with the story and with the film -- I just wonder why, for you, it was key that they be so involved? Well, because I wanted the film to capture their true spirit and their true energy and the real story. And they really are...I mean they make the film, they're the stars of the film, they're real characters. And so my main goal with the film was to capture their spirit properly and to -- when people watch the film -- get a sense of who they are and to feel that energy as much as it's possible just from watching a film. And family members, people that know them -- and even they -- say that it really does and so I'm really proud of that. So it was just really important that I work with them. And also you know I care a lot about Jason