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But I Think It's Very Key That There's A Plan For Haiti. And We Have To Begin To - As Progressives And People Who Are Concerned About Haiti And Have Been Concerned About Haiti, We Have To Begin To Build Some Sort Of Consensus, A Movement Around The Haiti That The Haitians Envision.

We're Trying To Tell Stories. We're A Company That's Concerned With Global Change And The Effect Of Global Cinema. We're Not Simply Tied To The Very Limiting Framework Of U.s. Film-making.

There Are Things That Make Me Excited About What I'm Doing: Trouble The Water [the 2008 Documentary Glover Executive Produced] On New Orleans, Or Something Like Soundtrack For A Revolution, About The Power Of The Music Of The Civil Rights Movement [which He Executive Produced In 2009]. Or Bamako, About The African Debt Crisis, A Platform To Discuss The Experience Of People Who Actually Live It. All Of These Are Important Ways We Can Use Film As A Forum Inviting People Into A Dialogue.

Lethal Weapon 2 Used The Platform To Talk About The Apartheid System. That Was A Very Important Moment For Us.

I'm Not So Vain As To Believe That My Involvement Changes Anything Whatsoever.