You want first to gain respect. This is the situation of the African cinema now. It's the same situation in Mali, there is no cinema now. It has been privatized. Previously the cinemas were public, and then the government said, 'We don't have the money,' so they privatized them and there is nobody to buy these cinemas.
Every cinema is closed.
The same situation in Angola, the two Congos, also in Cameroon, cinemas are turning into casinos. It's the same situation in Central Africa. It's the same situation in Kenya. So Bye Bye Africa is a kind of manifesto, you know. I thought that first I had to talk about this problem.