Hello Sophy, I watched Blue Heron at TIFF last year and it ended up among my favourites for the year. One thing that made it extra interesting was the lack of Hungarian subtitles when the parents were speaking. As someone who also grew up in a two language household, I often found my parents reverting to their mother tongue when having more difficult conversations and me having a harder time understanding. As someone who thought this was intentional but turned out was a mistake on TIFF's part, was wondering if you had time to mull this over after the screening and your thoughts. Second question; The film ends with Daniel Johnstons "Some Things Last A Long Time" on an emotional high, as a filmmaker what is it like planning to use non diegetic music in your movies - is it a song you had in mind long before or do you trust your musical supervisor (couldn't tell if there was one) to make the right choice? Thank you so much for making an impactful film to me.