Two years later came Gnu High, an occasionally enigmatic set that nonetheless featured telling solo contributions from the leader and the pianist Keith Jarrett.
It's hard to tell whether Solo will actually wind up not sucking, especially since Ehrenreich allegedly needed more than a pep talk from Harrison Ford to get his acting together, but it's at least nice to know that the original Han was secretly lending a hand during production.
"He told me a solo should only happen when the only thing that can happen is a solo," Schneider said.
"According to Fainaru-Wada: 'When asked to remove a necklace, an apparently drunk Solo told the officer that the piece of jewelry was worth more than he made in a year.'" Solo has 196 caps for the national team and has twice won the World Cup's Golden Glove award, given to the tournament's best goalkeeper.
"I wasn't given anything," Solo told ESPN.
"I also think we played a bunch of cowards," Solo told ESPN's Graham Hays.
The story told in "Goodbye Solo," Ramin Bahrani's wonderful third feature, is moving and mysterious, and you may find yourself pondering its implications for a long time after the film's simple and haunting final images have faded.
Compounding matters, Solo told a Canadian reporter immediately after the match, "There's no doubt in my mind I would have made those saves" — and her teammates reacted by openly ostracising her.
And still, the conversation is rife with apples-to-oranges comparisons, including this perplexing quote from Hope Solo, the goalkeeper whose ouster from the national team was not discussed in the 60 Minutes segment: "Whether they win or lose, (the men) get paid," Solo told 60 Minutes.
Solo told me afterwards that she'd "proved a point to a lot of people", not least to the critics of female goalkeepers.
