 In the film version, you know, when you read a book, you can project your own images on it. But in a film, we have to choose our setting. So a lot of it was about figuring out how to create a look that had this sort of universal nostalgia that was both of the time, 1970, when the book takes place, but also timeless. You can find that conversation in the rest of our 1A Movie Club series at the1a.org. Rochelle, what do you think...