00:05This film came about as a result of my love for America and featuring people who I knew,
00:12friends who lived their truth. Basing everything on the white t-shirt. I felt that to start this
00:19conversation we need to start from a blank canvas. We're different, we're from different
00:23backgrounds, but we're all equal. I feel that The Gap really does have a platform to tell
00:28these stories of people that we are not just celebrated culturally, it should be celebrated
00:35universally. All of us involved in the project are very different, but there was this sort
00:40of effortless sense of joy and fun and celebration. And then that kind of breaks down any sort
00:48of barriers between people and bridges the gap. The world we're living in has changed a lot.
00:55So I wanted to do something that expressed the idea of togetherness, sort of celebrating
01:00each other, coming together and trying to change the world we're in through positivity.
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01:22brought my way. You gave to me your all in all. Now I feel ten feet tall. Sonny, what's so
01:34true?
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