We're trying to show it's a much more complex reality. The midwestern reality is much more complicated than the western myth. We don't think of bankers as bad guys. It's a problem of the system. And everybody's caught up in that system.
Rural audiences get it much more.
Although, you know, urban audiences are what made the film and love it and everyone brings something apparently to the film from their own life. It's got universals in it so people react. Anybody that's ever had financial trouble identifies with it. Everyone who has a mother who is a pack rat, and apparently there are quite a few of us out here, identifies with it. And so that's been great.