00:00Crashland being kind of a love letter to growing up in Canada, I think that there is a sweetness
00:06and I think like a politeness to even dysfunction and drama. The movie's about young stuntmen,
00:14so even when you're doing something kind of, I don't know, against the grain or like naughty,
00:19they always end up, you know, let's say you're filming a stunt on a farm somewhere and a guy
00:23who owns the farm comes out and says like, you know, what are you kids doing? Immediately you
00:27get out of the stunt, you go, sorry, sir, we're just going to do this thing really quick. Like,
00:31and to me, there's something so funny about that because I think maybe there's more of an outward,
00:38I don't know, like aggression maybe in other cultures, you know, when you have kind of like
00:44childhood rebellion, at least maybe in America or something or even England, there's kind of a real
00:51toughness and a real sharpness to rebellion. Whereas like, I always find it really funny
00:56because with Canadian rebellion, there's also kind of like a weird passive aggressive, but also
01:02like sweetness to it. And so to me, that's kind of what was the anchor of the film.
01:08That is what it is. It's polite punks.
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