do you think that i'll be sitting here? sometimes i am. doing this longer than 10 or 15 years. >> you look good, man. your look young. >> asking you the same sorts of questions about african-american films and roles and awards and that sort of thing or do you think we will have progressed by then? >> i have to believe we would have progressed by then. if we have an african-american woman being the first to initiate a program of releasing movies at a larger distribution level then i got to believe we'll progress. >> i give you the last word here, ava. >> i think the only way to make sure we are not having the same conversation about the lack of images of african-american aim nlgs in the larger mainstream cinema is to create new models, recognize the traditional studio models are collapsing and the door is wide open for new ways to tell and share our stories. if we just keep singing the same old song we'll be singing the same old song. i'm ready to dance to something new. >> all right. on twitter, at i will follow film and to find a theater