Oscar-winning film-maker Taika Waititi has spent lockdown in Los Angeles with his two children and he's had enough of homeschooling.
As well as writing scripts for Thor, Star Wars and a new Charlie and The Chocolate Factory over the past few months, the New Zealander has been raising money for key workers with a special adaptation of James and the Giant Peach.
He has also featured in an anti-racism campaign launched by New Zealand's Human Rights Commission.
He spoke exclusively to the BBC's Alex Stranger about his lockdown experiences.
